Nakshi Kantha: The evolving form of Bangladesh's intricate embroidery art

Though profitable, the commercial production of nakshi kantha has led to the loss of some of its original charm as a medium of rural women’s storytelling.

Related Keywords

Jamuna River ,Khulna ,Bangladesh ,Jamuna ,Bangladesh General ,Mymensingh ,Dhaka ,Bangladeshi ,Shyamol Kumar Das ,Perveen Ahmad ,Dokkhin Gilabari ,Nazmun Naher Shishir ,Kabita Begum ,Azad Sarker ,Shawon Akand ,Ministry Of Cultural Affairs ,Dhaka University ,Ayesha Abed Foundation In Jamalpur ,Ayesha Abed Foundation ,Crafts Foundation ,Kumudini Welfare ,Nakshi Kanthar ,Nazmun Naher ,Kumudini Welfare Trust ,Bangladesh Folk Art ,Culture And Lifestyle ,Nakshi Kantha ,Akshi Kantha Embroidery ,Akshi Kantha Design ,Akshi Kantha Meaning ,Angla Nakshi Kantha Design ,Akshi Kantha Women ,Akshi Kantha Climate Change ,Angladesh Art Nakshi Kanthar ,Angladeshi Art Nakshi Kantha ,