Toda Embroidered Two In One Pouch - Black and Red Pattern

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Toda Embroidered Two In One Pouch - Black and Red PatternOriginating from the Toda tribe in the Nilgiri Hills of southern India, this ancient embroidery technique holds a rich cultural heritage and tells the story of a community's artistic prowess. What makes Toda embroidery so unique is its simplicity and elegance. It is characterized by bold geometric patterns and vibrant colors, often featuring intricate lines and shapes. The embroidery is traditionally done on a white cotton cloth, creating a striking

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