Mata ni Pacchedi

Mata ni Pachadi is a traditional Gujarati textile art form from the Kutch region, involving intricate tie-dye and embroidery techniques to create beautiful fabric designs. Translating to "mother's bundle" in Gujarati, this art typically uses cotton or silk dyed in vibrant colors like red, blue, green, and yellow. It features unique stitches, such as the "Kutchi" stitch, and is commonly used for garments like kurtas, pyjamas, and sarees. Passed down from mother to daughter, Mata ni Pachadi symbolizes Gujarati culture and heritage, showcasing the skill and craftsmanship of artisans and inspiring textile enthusiasts worldwide.