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Kutch Embroidery

Kutch Embroidered Wall Hanging

By Fatima Khan · Gujarat

₹7,200

Unique piece
  • Reviewed & documented
  • Maker paid fairly
  • Insured delivery
  • Returns accepted

The story

A stunning wall textile featuring traditional geometric patterns with mirror work.

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The Thread of Days

15 days of making

Each piece keeps the rhythm of its own making — a single thread with a knot for every stage, from raw material to the register.

  1. Sourcing & preparation

    Cotton, Silk thread, Mirrors

  2. Setting up

    Hand-embroidery on cotton

  3. 15 days of making

    Worked entirely by hand, without shortcuts.

  4. Finishing & documentation

    Inspected, photographed and entered into the register.

Specifications

Craft & origin
Kutch Embroidery · Gujarat
Technique
Hand-embroidery on cotton
Materials
Cotton, Silk thread, Mirrors
Dimensions
1m × 0.8m
Weight
350 g
Days to make
15
Year
2026

Shipping & duty estimate

Estimated at this object’s price; final duties are settled at checkout.

ZoneShippingDuty
India (Domestic)₹250—
South Asia (SAARC)₹1,800₹360
Asia-Pacific₹3,200₹576
Europe & UK₹4,500₹864
Americas & Rest of World₹5,200₹1,080

Where your money goes

The published Fair-Share Receipt for this piece.

Fair-Share ReceiptSanchaari
Object price
₹7,200
To the maker (50%)
₹3,600
Materials (5%)
₹360
Community fund (20%)
₹1,440
Logistics & custody (10%)
₹720
Sanchaari (15%)
₹1,080

Every object ships with this receipt. The maker receives the larger share; after purchase, your receipt records the date the maker was paid.

Provenance

Record

SAN-2026-IN-TG-000105

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Geographical indication

GI registered

Kutch Embroidery is a registered Geographical Indication (GI).

The maker

Fatima Khan

Gujarat

Lead embroiderer in Kutch, known for innovative mirror-work designs.