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Indian chikan work goes as far back as the mid third century BC, with one story referencing the tale of a voyager who instructed chikan to a labourer as a trade-off for drinking water. In any case, the most famous and verifiably checkable story is that Noor Jahan, the spouse of Mughal sovereign Jehangir, presented the Persian craftsmanship in India in the seventeenth century. She, when all is said and done, was a capable embroiders, and had a specific affection for this craftsmanship. Her better half is said to have adored chikan work as well and has set up a few workshops to consummate this fine art in India.

Price : ₹ 1999/- ₹ 1500 /- (inclusive of GST 18%)