Stylo Culture presents a beautiful ethnic sujani (sujini) embroidered floor cushion gaddi studded with pom pom balls. Sujani (also known as Sujini) is a form of embroidery with an Indian origin. In ancient times, it was considered as a form of quilting wherein old sarees and dhotis were used as the creative canvas, the cloth was folded twice or thrice and then simple stitches were done on these used clothing to add newness to them. Today, Sujani embroidery is also practiced in the southern part of Rajasthan for making patterns on Sarees, dupattas and other clothing and home furnishing. ORIGIN AND HISTORY: In a diverse country like India, embroidery has always been the expertise of women, both working and homemakers. For every important moment in a woman’s life like wedding, birth, and religious functions, stitching continues to be a promising skill. That’s how Sujani embroidery came into existence in India. Sujani is said to have originated around the 1920s and was only practiced by the Rajput women. The word “Sujani” is derived from the words ‘su’ which means facilitating and ‘jani’ meaning birth. Quilts for new-born babies were made by stitching together colorful patches of old clothes and then Sujani embroidery was done with colorful threads to create motifs and designs! PLEASE NOTE THAT IT IS A COVER ONLY AND THE INSERT IS NOT INCLUDED. The floor cushion cover has a zipper closure at the bottom which can be used to stuff the cover with polystyrene balls, old clothes, cotton etc. There may be slight imperfections due to the products handmade nature which makes the product much more beautiful.