GraphDozi Cushion Cover

Afghan Cross stitch embroidery, also known as graphdozi, is a traditional technique that involves creating intricate patterns using a balanced weaved base fabric. This method allows for precise and detailed designs, often reflecting cultural and symbolic motifs. Here are some key aspects of graphdozi embroidery:

Special Motifs in Graphdozi Embroidery

1. Geometric Patterns

   • Symbolism: These patterns, including diamonds, squares, and hexagons, symbolize harmony, balance, and the interconnectedness of life.
   • Design: The use of a grid (fabric thread count) allows for precise and symmetrical geometric designs, which are a hallmark of Afghan embroidery.

Cultural Importance

• Preservation of Heritage: Graphdozi embroidery is a way to preserve and pass down traditional Afghan art and cultural narratives through generations.
• Expression of Identity: The intricate designs and patterns are a form of cultural expression, showcasing the artisans’ identity and heritage.

Materials Used: 100% Cotton Fabric and Pure Cotton Embroidery Thread; Tassels made with blend wool yarn and glass beads

Dimensions: 55cm x 46cm

Price: US$190

Made In Pakistan