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Gota Embroidery Stitching of Rajasthan
India is known for its diverse traditions and cultures and especially for its unique art and craft styles. Indian handlooms come in a wide variety of styles and embroidery patterns that are worn by everyone. Gotta Patti is also one of them. It is a type of embroidery that originated in Rajasthan and is one of many types of embroidery that originated in India. Gotta Patti became popular among the Rajasthani royals as a way to decorate their clothing. A zari-ribbon applique technique is used to apply zari ribbons to the fabric. Intricate and elegant patterns are created by sewing zari along the edges of the garments.
A gold or silver ribbon or thread from Lucknow is known as gotta. However, today’s colored ribbons woven in satin or twill are also known by the same name as well. All of these ribbons are different in terms of size and thickness. They are also used in kinari work, which adds a special touch to the garment. Fabrics such as georgette or bandhani were often embroidered with Gotta embroidery to create unique patterns and surface textures. Gold and silver threads were popular among the elites in the past.
