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A new exhibition in Delhi curated by textile designer and revivalist Sunaina Suneja brings vintage and contemporary phulkari into the same frame, tracing the craft’s techniques, motifs and social meanings across time. The show positions phulkari not as a static folk artifact but as a living visual language shaped by memory, migration and reinvention.
A new exhibition in Delhi is re-examining phulkari, the embroidered textile tradition long associated with Punjab, through a curated mix of vintage pieces and contemporary interpretations. Textile designer and revivalist Sunaina Suneja is using the show to trace the technique’s motifs, materials and cultural memory while highlighting how the craft continues to evolve.
A new exhibition in Delhi curated by textile designer and revivalist Sunaina Suneja brings vintage and contemporary phulkari into the same frame, tracing the embroidery tradition’s techniques, motifs and social meanings. The show positions phulkari not as a static folk craft but as a living textile language shaped by memory, migration and reinvention.
A new exhibition in Delhi curated by textile designer and revivalist Sunaina Suneja brings vintage and contemporary phulkari into the same frame, tracing how the craft has evolved across technique, motif, and meaning. The show positions phulkari not as a static folk relic but as a living textile language shaped by memory, migration, and modern design practice.
At the India International Centre in Delhi, textile designer and revivalist Sunaina Suneja's exhibition, Phulkari: A Lingering Presence, reconsiders the Punjabi embroidery tradition through vintage textiles, contemporary works and the painstaking methods behind the craft. The show traces how phulkari was made, remembered and adapted, while revealing the women's labour, emotion and lived histories embedded in each piece.
Sunaina Suneja's latest exhibition in Delhi showcases the rich heritage of phulkari, blending vintage and contemporary pieces to explore its cultural significance. The event highlights the intricate techniques and stories woven into this traditional Punjabi textile art.
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