Resultats d analyse

The embroidery style with small mirrors (shisha) and bright colored threads arranged in geometric and floral patterns is characteristic of the Kutch region in Gujarat, India. This type of textile art is well-known and culturally specific to this area, especially around Bhuj.

Mirror work embroidery is also common in Rajasthan, especially in Jaipur and surrounding areas. The style is similar but slightly different in motifs and color schemes compared to Kutch.

Given the visual evidence, this is a plausible alternative. Similar embroidery styles with mirror work exist in Sindh province of Pakistan, sharing cultural and ethnic ties with Kutch region.

This is a less confident alternative due to cultural overlap but geographic separation.