Kasuti Embroidery Design | Karnataka Traditional Design | Easy Hand Embroidery Design | #Embroidery

Like ✔ Comment✔ Subscribe ✔ Share ✔ Subscribe for future Updates - ‪@queenbeescrafts‬ Kasuti embroidery is a traditional form of embroidery that originated in the state of Karnataka, India. It is a type of counted-thread embroidery, which means that the embroidery stitches are made over a predetermined number of threads. The designs in Kasuti embroidery are typically geometric and symmetrical, and are made up of a combination of straight and diagonal stitches. The embroidery is worked on a base fabric, which can be cotton, silk, or any other fabric that can hold the embroidery stitches. Some common Kasuti embroidery designs include peacock, lotus, and mango motifs, as well as patterns made up of squares, circles, and triangles. The embroidery is usually done in a single color, with the thread color contrasting with the base fabric. Kasuti embroidery is a highly skilled craft, and it can take many years of practice to master. It is still practiced by artisans in Karnataka and is also gaining popularity in other parts of India and around the world. Kasuti Embroidery Design | Karnataka Traditional Design | Easy Hand Embroidery Design | #Embroidery