Product story
The maker, materials and process behind the finished object.
Object
This Wall Hanging Textile Decor is a classic example of traditional Rajasthani patchwork and embroidery, specifically reflecting the Banjara or Barmer textile traditions. Creating a piece like this requires a multi-stage production process, balancing intricate surface ornamentation with structural assembly.
Process
the traditional Barmer patchwork bag is crafted: Surface Design: Individual fabric panels are densely embroidered and decorated with traditional mirror (shisha) work. Patchwork Assembly: The embroidered fabric swatches are joined together using a thick, decorative whipstitch to create the main patterned canvas. Structure & Construction: The assembled patchwork is reinforced with a sturdy backing or lining to give the bag its shape and durability, then stitched together. Hardware: Handles are securely sewn or riveted to the reinforced top edges. Final Embellishments: The bag is finished with signature regional trims, including hand-stitched cowrie shells, colorful beads, and large cotton tassels.
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