Global Indian Hand embroidery

TRAINEE NOTE: To add a new tradition card, copy any .tradition-card block in the TRADITIONS section and update the image URL, name, region, description and tags. To add a new capability, copy any .cap-item block. To update contact details, find the CONTACT section. Save and re-upload to Shopify.
SATYA Global Studio · New Chandigarh, India

Hand Embroidery.
Craft Intelligence.
India to the World.


Custom embroidered motifs, appliqués, and panels — executed by master artisans, shipped anywhere in the world. Bring us your brief. We bring the craft.

Scroll
What We Do

Four Ways We Work
With You


SATYA Global Studio is the embroidery and textile design arm of SATYA Exclusives. We work with fashion designers, brands, and private clients worldwide — producing hand embroidered work of the highest standard, rooted in India's richest craft traditions and executed with contemporary precision.

01
Embroidered Motifs
Standalone hand embroidered compositions — any size, any tradition, any scale of embellishment. Completed and shipped to you. You apply them to your garment, your collection, your textile. The craft travels. The result is entirely yours.
02
Embroidery Appliqués
Dimensional, layered, mixed-media embroidery work — combining fabric, thread, beads, sequins, metallic wire, and hand techniques into a single applied composition. For designers and brands wanting embellishment with depth, texture, and couture presence.
03
Embroidered Panels
Full compositional embroidery on fabric — a yoke, a bodice front, a border, a complete panel. We embroider the section. You construct the garment. Your design. Our craft. The result is a finished piece that carries the full weight of hand embroidery at its finest.
04
Custom Embroidery
on Your Textile
Send us your own fabric from anywhere in the world. We embroider it to your brief — your design, your tradition reference, your embellishment direction. Ship it back to you finished. No minimum. Any tradition. India to wherever you are.
Art Traditions

Ten Traditions.
Infinite Directions.


Each tradition below represents a living creative direction available from SATYA Global Studio. Our artisan team holds the skills to execute work inspired by any of these — in combination with our digital print capability, or as pure hand embroidery on your chosen ground fabric.

These are not reproductions. They are starting points for original work — where centuries of Indian craft tradition meet your contemporary brief. Tell us which direction speaks to your project. We take it from there.

What You Can Commission
Digital Print + Embroidery
We print the tradition's vocabulary onto your chosen fabric using the world's finest pigment inks. Then add the embroidery layer by hand.
Pure Hand Embroidery
No print. Pure hand embroidery on your ground fabric — motif, appliqué, panel, or full coverage — inspired by any tradition.
Fusion Direction
Your brief. Two traditions combined. Or a tradition fused with your own creative direction. We execute. You decide.
Warli tribal art Maharashtra
01
Warli
Maharashtra · Tribal Art · 2500 BCE
White geometric figures on terracotta grounds. Circles, triangles, human forms in motion. One of India's oldest visual languages — and one of the most immediately striking when translated into contemporary embroidery and print.
Geometric Monochrome Kantha Stitch
Madhubani Mithila painting Bihar
02
Madhubani
Bihar · Mithila Region · Ancient
Bold flat colour fields in saffron, indigo, vermillion. Fish, lotus, peacock motifs drawn with unwavering line. The philosophy of abundance — every surface filled, every colour singing. Extraordinary when elevated with metallic thread work.
Bold Colour Fish Motif Aari Work
Pichwai painting Rajasthan
03
Pichwai
Nathdwara, Rajasthan · Temple Art · 17th Century
Midnight blue grounds illuminated by gold lotus fields. The richest jewel-tone palette in Indian folk art. Each motif placed with devotional precision. Translated into digital print with cut dana and sequin embellishment — bridal weight, global appeal.
Midnight Blue Lotus Cut Dana
Phulkari Punjab embroidery
04
Phulkari
Punjab · SATYA Home Ground · Ancient
Flame orange, magenta, harvest gold on coarse khaddar cotton. Geometric floral patterns built from darning stitch. SATYA's own heritage tradition — from the same land, the same people, the same celebrations. When we work with Phulkari, we work from within.
Punjab Heritage Geometric Floral Resham Work
Pattachitra Odisha painting
05
Pattachitra
Odisha & Bengal · Scroll Painting · Ancient
Vermillion, lamp black, conch white. Intricate bordered compositions where the frame is as important as the centre. The border vocabulary of Pattachitra is made for hem and neckline treatment — printed and elevated with gota patti embroidery.
Border Work Vermillion & Black Gota Patti
Kashmir Sozni embroidery shawl
06
Kashmir Sozni
Kashmir Valley · Needle & Loom · Centuries Old
The iconic buta — the paisley — in its most refined form. Saffron, walnut brown, pine green. Sozni embroidery so fine it reads as woven. The world's most recognised Indian motif, treated in a completely contemporary way. Globally legible. Immediately covetable.
Paisley Buta Fine Resham Saffron & Gold
Nagaland tribal textile
07
Nagaland Tribal
Northeast India · Warrior Tradition · Ancient
Bold horizontal stripes in deep red, black, and white. Geometric diamond motifs. Each Naga tribe carries its own colour identity. A visual language from India's far northeast that most of the global fashion market has never encountered — which makes it extraordinary.
Bold Stripe Northeast India Cut Dana
Manipur Moirang Phee sacred textile
08
Moirang Phee
Manipur · Sacred Textile · Royal Tradition
Ivory, gold, and deep maroon — only three colours. The lotus in its most devotional form. Restraint as the ultimate luxury. Pearl work and gold zari outlining each motif. For the client who understands that quiet power is the most powerful statement of all.
Sacred Restraint Pearl Work Gold Zari
Sambalpuri Ikat Odisha
09
Sambalpuri Ikat
Odisha · Resist Dye Tradition · Ancient
Deep indigo, forest green, jewel red. Geometric motifs with the characteristic Ikat blur — where colour bleeds at the edge, not as flaw but as the mark of authenticity. In digital print the effect is elevated further. Scallop work and pearl scatter at the geometric intersections.
Ikat Blur Indigo & Jewel Scallop Work
Bagh print Madhya Pradesh
10
Bagh Print
Madhya Pradesh · Natural Dye · Ancient
Deep madder red and indigo on natural ivory. Geometric diamond grids with white resist lines. A palette that crosses cultures effortlessly — universally recognised, universally appealing. Farisha dori copper wire couching traces the resist lines, turning the geometry into three-dimensional embroidery.
Madder Red Indigo Farisha Dori
How It Works

Simple. Direct.
Craft-Led.


No agents. No intermediaries. Your brief comes directly to SATYA Global Studio. We respond within 48 hours. Every commission is handled personally.

01
Share Your Brief
Tell us the tradition direction, the embroidery type, the ground fabric, the scale, and your timeline. Send images, sketches, or simply describe what you have in mind. We work from whatever you give us.
02
We Confirm & Sample
We confirm the brief, advise on technique and fabric choices, and if required produce a sample for your approval before full production begins. No surprises.
03
Execution
Our artisan team begins work. You receive progress updates. Every piece is supervised by Kusam Thakur, Creative Director, before it leaves the studio. The standard is non-negotiable.
04
Shipped to You
Your finished embroidered motif, appliqué, panel, or custom textile is packaged and shipped anywhere in the world. India to wherever you are. The craft arrives intact.
Craft Capabilities

The Full Embroidery
Vocabulary — In-House


Every technique listed below is held in-house at SATYA The Workshop, Booths 78-79, DLF Hyde Park Estate, New Chandigarh. Not outsourced. Not commissioned. Practised every day by an artisan team curated over years — whose craft knowledge has been built across decades and who have worked together without a single departure.


Kantha
Running stitch embroidery rooted in Bengal tradition. In-house — rare outside Bengal. Available as pure hand stitch or fused with digital print compositions.

Chikankari
Lucknow's shadow work and white-on-white embroidery tradition. Delicate, precise, requiring extraordinary skill. Available in traditional and contemporary interpretations.

Aari Work
Hook-needle embroidery producing fine, continuous chain stitch. Used for intricate outlines, fill work, and flowing motif compositions. Particularly suited to silk and organza.

Zari & Zardozi
Metallic thread work — gold and silver — in both flat and raised (zardozi) form. The embellishment vocabulary of Mughal courts. Available at any weight from fine accent to full coverage bridal.

Farisha Dori
Copper wire couching — a specialist technique producing warm metallic compositions with dimensional character. Demonstrated in SATYA's March 2026 black Lachka reel. Available in copper, gold, and silver wire.

Cut Dana & Sequin
Imported glass bead and sequin work — applied by hand with precision placement. Available in single motif accent through to full coverage embellishment.

Pearl & Bead Work
Seed pearl, bugle bead, and mixed bead compositions. From delicate single pearl scatter through to architectural bead constructions on bridal and occasion pieces.

Gota Patti
Gold and silver ribbon appliqué — the signature embellishment of Rajasthani bridal textiles. Applied flat or dimensional. Available in combination with other techniques.

Scallop Work
Hand-worked edge treatment producing fluid scallop formations in thread and bead. Used for hem finishing, border work, and dimensional edge embellishment.

Digital Textile Print
In-house digital pigment ink printing on any ground fabric from our godown — or yours. DuPont Artistri ink. The world's finest. The print layer that makes the embroidery speak louder.
The Studio Promise

What Every Commission
Carries


No Middlemen
Your brief comes directly to SATYA Global Studio. Your piece is made by our artisan team. Your order is supervised by Kusam Thakur. No agents. No outsourcing. Direct craft. Direct relationship.
Standard That Was Never Compromised
From the very first piece SATYA produced, the standard was set at the highest level and held there. Every commission that leaves this studio carries that same non-negotiable standard.
India to the World
We ship finished embroidered work anywhere in the world. You can send us your fabric from anywhere. The craft travels. The geography is not a barrier.
Submit Your Brief

Bring Us Your Project.
We Bring The Craft.


Tell us what you are working on — a collection, a single piece, a commission, a collaboration. We respond within 48 hours. Every enquiry is handled personally by the SATYA Global Studio team.

SATYA Global Studio · SATYA The Workshop
Booths 78-79 and 88-91, DLF Hyde Park Estate, New Chandigarh, India
@satyatheworkshop  ·  @satya_exclusives  ·  satyaexclusives.com