Tilla embroidery, also known as Tilla work or Tilla Kashmiri embroidery, is a traditional form of hand embroidery that originated in Kashmir, a region in northern India. The word "Tilla" refers to gold or silver thread, and this type of embroidery is characterized by the use of metallic threads, usually gold or silver, to create intricate and decorative designs. Tilla Kashmiri embroidery is not only a reflection of the rich cultural heritage of Kashmir but also a testament to the artistry and skill of the craftsmen who create these beautiful and intricate designs. Color: Congo Brown, Embroidery: Multicolor Material: Velvet Sleeve: Full Sleeves Dimension: Phiran: Length: 46 Inches, Sleeves: 24 Inches, Pant: 38 Inches & Dupatta: 1.70 meter. Length: Full Length Size: Free Size Craft: Kashmiri Tilla Embroidery Occasion: Winter Wear Hand Wash Only: It's best to wash your Kashmiri phiran like how woollen fabrics are washed or by dry clean. Fill a basin or a tub with cold or lukewarm water, Use a gentle detergent suitable for woollen, or by dry cleaning