Chikan embroidery is a traditional style of embroidery that originated in the northern Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It involves delicate and intricate hand-stitching techniques on fabrics like muslin, silk, and cotton. Chikan embroidery typically features floral designs and is known for its light and airy feel. It is often used to create beautiful sarees, kurtis, and other traditional Indian garments. The art of chikan embroidery has been passed down through generations and continues to be a popular form of textile art in India and beyond.
