Bavaliyo Hand embroidered, wall hanging, Chakla, Kutch (Gujarat) -2118

 Product Description:

This square-shaped wall hanging locally known as ‘Chakla’ meaning a cloth having four angles, is embroidered using Bavaliyo embroidery. Chaklas are also used as ceremonial cloths or tablecloths.

Bavaliyo Bharat done by Bania and Mahajan communities is considered one of the oldest embroideries used for embellishment. It is inspired by Ganda Bavar plants found in plenty throughout the landscape of Kachchh. Repeating Patterns of six to eight-pointed stars, triangles, and squares are arranged to form a symphonic composition.

This Chaklo is made using handwoven maroon-coloured silk fabric. Motifs are embroidered on the cloth using white and purple threads, whereas the border is embroidered using yellow, white, and maroon threads.

Size: 81 X 82 CM

Art: Bavaliyo embroidery

Color: Multicolored

Care: Do not wash or dry clean. Do not wipe with a wet cloth. Shake to remove any dust.

Quality Assessment:  The piece is in okay condition.