Srinagar, October 17,2025: Master craftsman Mir Abdul Majid remains engaged in safeguarding Kashmir’s rich cultural heritage with his own beautiful Aari embroidery, a time-honoured art that is acclaimed for its beautiful needlework and artistic refinement. Hailing from Srinagar, Majid learned how to master the Aari technique over years, which involves very intricate hand embroidery on fabrics, which can often be adorned with beads and sequins.
In interviews, Mir Abdul Majid emphasized the significance of Aari embroidery as an expression of Kashmiri identity and cultural heritage and towards sustainable livelihood for local craftsmen. His work was exhibited at national exhibitions, craft bazaars, and culture festivals, and he was universally praised for skill and innovation.
Artisans and experts cite that projects of this sort are needed in order to conserve traditional arts, facilitate local artisans, and promote cultural tourism in Jammu and Kashmir. With mentoring the next generations, Majid makes sure that the Aari embroidery art form endures and changes without losing its cultural validity.
