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"Each embroidery is stitched on Rajshahi silk from Bangladesh, and sewn atop two pieces of muslin cloth. The artwork can be decoratively framed and displayed in homes or business settings. The art pieces represent a unique art form known as Nakshi Kantha. Such work is done only in Bangladesh. The poor women who created this needle art are part of a program designed to help women become self-supporting. Many pieces have a message written into the tapestry. This one loosely translated reads: \"D Traditional Bengali Embroidery, Bangladesh Culture Art, Handmade Kantha Embroidery Decor, Bengal Kantha Embroidery, Traditional Bangladeshi Nakshi Kantha, Bengali Art, Kantha Embroidery, Indian Folk Art, Needle Art
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"Each embroidery is stitched on Rajshahi silk from Bangladesh, and sewn atop two pieces of muslin cloth. The artwork can be decoratively framed and displayed in homes or business settings. The art pieces represent a unique art form known as Nakshi Kantha. Such work is done only in Bangladesh. The poor women who created this needle art are part of a program designed to help women become self-supporting. Many pieces have a message written into the tapestry. This one loosely translated reads: \"D
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