Which of the following is not a stitch used in 'Kasuti' embroidery? 

The correct answer is - Murri

Key Points

• Murri
  • Murri is not a stitch used in Kasuti embroidery.
  • Kasuti embroidery, a traditional Indian craft, typically features the following stitches:
    • Gavanti - a simple running stitch.
    • Murgi - a zigzag stitch.
    • Methi - a cross-stitch resembling fenugreek seeds.
  • The term Murri is not associated with any known stitch in Kasuti embroidery.

Additional Information

• Kasuti Embroidery
  • Originates from the state of Karnataka, India.
  • Known for intricate patterns inspired by architecture, flora, and fauna.
  • Utilizes single thread and requires precision as there are no knots used in the technique.
• Stitch Types
  • Gavanti
    • Also known as the line or double running stitch.
    • Creates a continuous line and is used for outlining designs.
  • Murgi
    • Known as the zigzag or ladder stitch.
    • Creates a zigzag pattern and is often used to fill designs.
  • Methi
    • Also referred to as the cross-stitch.
    • Resembles the shape of fenugreek seeds and is used for filling patterns.