Jan 3, 2025 · Kashmiri embroidery, commonly referred to as Kashida, is an enchanting art form that has adorned the fabrics of the Kashmir Valley for centuries. Renowned for its exquisite designs and vibrant colors, Kashida is more than just embroidery—it’s a symbol of the cultural and artistic expression of the Kashmiri people.

Crewel or Hook embroidery, locally known as Zalakdozi, is one of the specialized styles of embroidery practiced in Kashmir. Several articles are made using this embroidery – Namda (felt carpet), dress material and curtain cloth.

Apr 11, 2020 · Just as its beauty, Kashmir’s history is unique. The handicrafts of Kashmir are as breathtaking as the lush green valleys it hosts. The beautiful art of Kashmiri embroidery is as old as the modern Muslim culture of the place. The first thing that comes to our minds when we think of Kashmiri garments is the intricate embroidery that adorns them.

Jan 15, 2022 · Kashida is an embroidery style from Kashmir that is practiced by menfolk of the region. The intricate needlework is inspired by the charming natural surroundings of Kashmir. Kashida, embroidery is quite popular due to its color, texture, design, and technique.

Jan 19, 2024 · Kashida embroidery, also known as Kasida, finds its origins in the paradisiacal valley of Kashmir. This art form dates back centuries and is believed to have been patronized by Persian rulers who were enchanted by the natural beauty of Kashmir.

Oct 16, 2013 · Nature has bestowed immense scenic beauty upon Kashmir. When an occasional drift of winds pushes the clouds off the skies and sunbeams pierce through them, lifting the veil of fog from the lush green valley, the concoction of colors and forms reveals itself…

Jul 14, 2022 · Kashida, also known as Kasida, is an ancient type of needlework that dates back to Jammu and Kashmir. Kashida embroidery employs thick coloured threads and beads to create a variety of designs.

Mar 3, 2021 · The valley of Kashmir with its beautiful flora and fauna is resplendent with nature. Therefore the embroideries or textile designs from Kashmir have always been largely inspired by the floral beauty of the valley.

Known to be one of the most ancient and traditional type of intrinsic art, Kashida Embroidery, also spelled as Kasida defines its cultural essence through the medium of bead and threadwork, which has gained maximum popularity, fame and recognition in the ethnic land of Jammu and Kashmir.

Jul 4, 2022 · Kashida embroidery is the oldest and most dominant form of embroidery to originate in Kashmir. It is a unique and elegant form of art, done with a single long stitch. Even the elaborate and exclusive designs use a maximum of two to three stitches.