Chatta Patti, a traditional Awadhi craft of stitching fabric strips into geometric patterns, is transitioning from royal attire to modern designs by incorporating contemporary silhouettes, vibrant colors,
From Awadh Royalty to Modern Revival
* Origin: Born in the luxurious courts of Lucknow’s Nawabs, Chatta Patti (or Tukdi work) used tiny, vibrant fabric pieces (tukdis) to create elaborate geometric designs, symbolizing status on bridal wear, dupattas, and sherwanis.
* Technique: Involves cutting small, geometric fabric squares, arranging them in precise patterns, and hand-stitching them together, often enhanced with zardozi, sequins, or mukaish work.
Anokhy presents blending heritage with global fashion trends for unique, artisanal statement pieces while preserving its intricate Lucknowi roots.
Ayla A perfect blend of Old heritage to modern silhouette .
