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Tilla embroidery

Posted on Sep 29, 2021 | Author Insha Latief Khan
Tilla embroidery is one of the most popular Kashmiri handicrafts which of late has seen a resurgence as young female folk are getting more attracted to it. The embroidery work is done on pherans, suits, shawls, clutches, jutis and masks as well. It is a must to have a collection in every Kashmiri bride’s trousseau. Such is its craze that many celebrities could be seen wearing tilla embroidered attires. To make it even more beautiful, tilla is done with thread of another color and also beautified with beads. These days one can find tilla embroidered lehengas as well.
Tilla work gives a simple outfit a royal look. You can find hand embroidered tilla, machine tilla work and readymade tilla patches. Among all, hand embroidery tilla more costly. You can find tilla embroidery products anywhere in the market and on online platforms as well. 
 

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