Phulkari, meaning “flower work,” is a centuries-old tradition celebrated for its colorful thread embroidery of Punjab. Worn historically by women for its cultural symbolism, Phulkari reflects beauty, fertility, and prosperity. Crafted on cotton or khadi fabric stretched on wooden frames, artisans intricately embroider vibrant patterns using silk threads. Characterized by its dense “satin stitch” technique, Phulkari motifs include flowers, birds, and geometric shapes, each imbued with symbolic meaning. Recognized with Geographical Indication status, Phulkari preserves Punjab’s cultural heritage and ensures its craftsmanship is protected from imitation.
Phulkari, meaning “flower work,” is a centuries-old tradition celebrated for its colorful thread embroidery of Punjab. Worn historically by women for its cultural symbolism, Phulkari reflects beauty, fertility, and prosperity. Crafted on cotton or khadi fabric stretched on wooden frames, artisans intricately embroider vibrant patterns using silk threads. Characterized by its dense “satin stitch” technique, Phulkari motifs include flowers, birds, and geometric shapes, each imbued with symbolic meaning. Recognized with Geographical Indication status, Phulkari preserves Punjab’s cultural heritage and ensures its craftsmanship is protected from imitation.GI Origin : PunjabApplication Number : 27Material : Silk and Mulmul fabrics
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