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This richly textured rectangular panel showcases Jat Daneta embroidery, a traditional craft celebrated for its robust surface, rigorous geometry, and intricate mirrorwork. With a tightly structured composition built around a central diamond, the piece captures the technical brilliance and nomadic heritage of Kutch's Jat community.
Jat Daneta is one of the major embroidery styles practiced by specific subgroups of the Kutchi Jat community. Traditionally worked on the yokes of garments, it is recognised by its solid, sturdy look and heavily textured surface. Abstract geometric motifs are built on a foundational grid, with tiny mirrors often set at the heart of a motif and fine lines radiating around them. The stitching is so dense and tight that the base cloth shows through nowhere in the design.
The composition is an organised, symmetrical pattern laid at thresholds to welcome guests and mark festivals, and the panel carries that festive, auspicious spirit in its balanced geometry. A large diamond sits at the centre of the field, built from nested diamonds. The outer diamond is outlined in ochre and orange and studded with small mirrors. The middle diamond is filled with a lattice of dark squares, each holding a mirror, and the innermost diamond is worked in fine black grid lines. Four round medallions, divided into radiating wedges of orange, yellow, blue and pink, sit around this core at the diagonal points. The four triangular spaces between the diamond and the rectangular frame are filled with a mosaic of tiny rounded blocks in blue, pink, gold, cream and grey, each outlined in black. Narrow vertical bands of lattice and mirrors run down both sides, and square blocks of fine lattice anchor all four corners.
The palette is deep and jewel-toned. Dark, near-black outlines hold fields of cornflower blue, rose pink, marigold and cream, while the mirrors scatter flashes of reflected light across the surface and make the piece shimmer as the viewer moves.
A frame of repeating circular medallions, each divided into coloured segments, runs around the outer edge in plum, pink and blue. The panel is bound in a rose-pink edge and mounted on a deep green fabric, which sets off the saturated stitching.
MATERIAL: Dupion Silk
CONCEPT BY: DESIGN FACILITATION & PRODUCTION CO-ORDINATION BY Shrujan Team
TECHNIQUES & ARTISTS: Jat Dhaneta Hand Embroidery: Nathibai Abdulsalam Jat
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