Mazzins
Mazzins, also known as Mazzines or Mazzine, are a type of traditional, handmade, and often colorful, embroidered textile art originating from the Indian subcontinent, particularly from the regions of Rajasthan and Gujarat. They are typically created by skilled artisans, often women, and are used for various purposes, including as wall hangings, table runners, and decorative pieces.
The art of creating mazzins involves intricate embroidery and appliqué work on a base fabric, usually cotton
Mazzins have a rich history and cultural significance. They were traditionally made to commemorate special occasions
In recent years, mazzins have gained international recognition and are sought after by collectors and enthusiasts
Despite the challenges posed by industrialization and globalization, the art of creating mazzins continues to thrive,