A form of kantha embroidery that is characterised by running stitches that resemble waves. From the Persian word lehr, meaning “waves.”
Lohori Running Stitch
Link copied!
More Definitions
Japanese Ink Wash Technique
Known as sumi-e (black ink painting) in Japanese, it is a painting technique that uses black ink in water in…
Slit Weave
Also known as slit tapestry, it is a weaving technique which uses multiple weft yarns through sections of the warp,…
Double-Interlock
A technique of tapestry weaving wherein two differently coloured weft threads interlock on a single warp thread. This method allows…
Warp
It refers to yarn or threads fixed longitudinally on a loom. Weft threads are passed horizontally over and under the…
Clamp-Resist Dyeing
A textile dyeing technique where wooden clamps are used to reserve areas of a fabric from receiving the dye. In…
chamfer
A slope or bevel, typically at 45º, at the intersection between planes in woodwork, architectural and engineering detailing, and other…
Needle Lace
A lace-making technique wherein a needle and thread work through several smaller stitches to form the lace. The design is…
Fardi Ka Kaam
A type of mukaish embroidery in which short lengths of metallic wire are passed through fabric with the help of…