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Phulkari Dupattas

Phulkari dupattas in traditional styles, chosen for festive wear, weddings, casual styling and boutique collections. Available for individual buyers as well as boutiques and resellers looking to stock them.

Suitable for

  • Traditional outfits
  • Festive wear
  • Wedding wear
  • Casual styling
  • Boutique collections
Geometric Phulkari-style embroidery motif in gold on deep red

Buying guide

What is Phulkari?

Phulkari — literally “flower work” — is a traditional embroidery style from Punjab. It is known for bold geometric and floral motifs worked in bright, lustrous thread, traditionally using a darning stitch on the cloth. Phulkari has long been associated with weddings, festivals and family celebrations.

Today, Phulkari-style dupattas are made in many ways, from hand embroidery to machine embroidery and printed Phulkari patterns. They pair beautifully with plain suits and are a favourite for festive and wedding wear as well as everyday styling.

Current designs

See what is in stock today.

Message us on WhatsApp and we will send photos and details of the phulkari dupattas designs currently available, along with retail or wholesale pricing.

Questions

Phulkari Dupattas: frequently asked questions

Where can I buy Phulkari dupattas in Ambala?

At Modgill Textiles, Shop No. 14–15, Bhagat Singh Market Road (Kapra Market), Old Town, Ambala. Open Friday – Wednesday, 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM; Thursday closed.

Do you supply Phulkari dupattas to boutiques and resellers?

Yes, wholesale and bulk enquiries are welcome. Share the designs and quantities you need and we will send pricing and availability. Message us on WhatsApp at +91 70153 09562 or visit our shop on Bhagat Singh Market Road, Ambala.

Are your Phulkari dupattas handmade?

It depends on the design. Please ask us about the specific dupatta you are interested in and we will tell you how it is made.

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