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Phulkari is a hereditary embroidery tradition from the Punjab region, practiced by women in present-day India and Pakistan. Recognized for its geometric and natural motifs, phulkari translates to 'flower work' in Hindi and Punjabi. Historically, embroidery was considered essential for women, with phulkari garments associated with major life events, particularly marriage.
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