is a traditional Indian embroidery technique that uses threads, beads, sequins, and stones to create intricate designs on fabric. The word “maggam” comes from Telugu and means “embroidery”. Maggam work is also known as Khatla work because it uses a tight frame similar to the traditional Khatla found in Indian villages. The work is done with a hooked needle that’s similar to a crochet needle but finer, or sometimes shaped like an awl with a small hook at the end.
Maggam work is often used to decorate ethnic clothing and is a symbol of festivity and weddings in India. In recent years, it has become especially popular in Vijayawada, where it is an essential part of ethnic fashion.
Aari work, also known as maggam work, is a traditional embroidery technique that originated in South India. It is a form of hand embroidery that is done using a hook needle, known as an aari needle. The technique is used to create intricate and delicate designs on fabrics, such as sarees, blouses, and dupattas.
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