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Name two stitches used in Kashida work of Kashmir.

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Kashida work uses Satin and Chain stitches to create detailed and beautiful Kashmiri designs.

Updated On: Jan 13, 2026

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Kashida work commonly employs Satin stitch for area filling and Chain stitch for shape outlining.

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