How Many Types Are There In The Traditional Embroidered Sarees?

Embroidery is the traditional art or handicraft in which a fabric or other materials are decorated with designer stitches. Both traditional and contemporary embroidery may incorporate different exquisite materials such as beads, metal strips, sequins, pearls and quills. Machine embroidery can also be done by using a specialized machine enable to create automated embroidered design through computerized design. Embroidered sarees are ethnic and traditional to India. There varieties of exquisite embroidery designs can be seen such as Neemzari Work, Aari Work, Chikankari, Sitara Work, Dubka Work, Shibori, Kundan Work, Sequins Work, Kantha Embroidery, Resham Embroidery, Gota Patti, Zardosi Work, Zari Work, Parsi Work, Stone Work, Booti Work, Dori Embroidery, Kasab Work, Meenakari Work, Mirror Work, Cutdana Work, Kashmiri Work, Hand Embroidery, Beads Work, Patch Work. In India, the variety of embroidery is primarily based on different regions and cultures. For example, Phulkari is a popular embroidery design which is from Punjab region.