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Q » What materials are used in Kantha stitching?
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A » Kantha stitching, a traditional form of embroidery from India and Bangladesh, primarily uses layers of old cotton saris and dhotis, sewn together with simple running stitches. The threads used are typically cotton, often recycled from the fabric itself, which adds a textured, rustic charm. The simplicity of materials and technique is integral to Kantha's rich cultural heritage and sustainability, making it a beloved craft in textile art.
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