Immerse yourself in the rhythm of embroidery as Muslim artisans in Vrindavan meticulously sew intricate designs on lehengas and traditional garments for Hindu deities. As Janmashtami nears, these artisans work tirelessly to create pieces of devotional beauty. From the grand attire of Banke Bihari and Radha Rani to the tiny costumes of Laddu Gopal, their work contributes significantly to the visual splendour of Hindu traditions. The garments, oft…
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