Key Features of Kutch Dhebaria rabari antique gupati (bag)
Length: 27 inches
Width: 18 inches
Fabric: Soft and breathable cotton
Embroidery Type: Traditional Kutch Dhebaria Rabari hand embroidery
Age: Approximately 35 to 45 years old
Perfect for money and jewellery  
 
About Dhebaria Rabari embroidery
The Dhebaria Rabari subgroup stands out in the Rabari community for its distinctive combination of appliqué and embroidery techniques. Their designs are bold, colorful, and freehand, allowing each artisan to craft unique pieces guided solely by her imagination. Unlike other embroidery styles that may use graphs or stencils, Dhebaria Rabari work is entirely spontaneous, making every creation a one-of-a-kind masterpiece.
The motifs reflect their culture and surroundings, drawing from nature, daily life, and folklore. Common designs include kavadiyo (symbolizing a man carrying a heavy weight balanced on a bamboo pole, inspired by the legendary Shravan who carried his parents on a pilgrimage), butta suda (pairs of parrots), vichchhu (scorpions), kukda (hens), morlo (peacocks), hathido (elephants), chakli (sparrows), kubo (shrines), ambo (mangoes), and fuldo (flowers). Each motif carries a cultural significance, reflecting the Rabaris' connection to their heritage and the world around them.
This fusion of appliqué and embroidery not only showcases their artistic excellence but also preserves their rich cultural narrative, making Dhebaria Rabari textiles treasured for their authenticity and individuality.
 
This Kutch Dhebaria rabari antique gupati (bag) is a timeless piece, preserving the essence of traditional Kutch artistry. Its rich history and craftsmanship make it a cherished addition to any ethnic wardrobe.
Care Instructions:
Dry clean only to maintain the integrity of the fabric and embroidery.
Handle with care, as this is an antique piece, and avoid direct exposure to sunlight for long durations.
How to do hand embroidery See video
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