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DIAGNOSTIC STUDY REPORT
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LUCKNOWI CHIKANKARI CLUSTER
Dist. LUCKNOW, UTTAR PRADESH

Submitted to

Development Commissioner MSME
Ministry of Micro Small & Medium Enterprise
Govt. of India, Mumbai

Submitted By General Manager District Industries Center Lucknow

SHILP SADHANA
14, Ram Block, Sector-11, Rajaji Puram, Lucknow 226017
Ph. No. 0522-2419005 Fax No. 0522-2414280 Email- shilpsadhana@yahoo.com

www.lucknowidastkari.com

THE UNIQUENESS OF LUCKNOWI CHIKANKARI

Due to the variety of stitching-styles involved in Chikankari, it is claimed to be one of its kind hand embroidery that is impossible to imitate in any other part of the world

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When the sun smiles strongly, you know it is the time to celebrate cool muslins and soft mulls. Traditional yet contoured in a modish contemporary twist, the ageless chikankari, comes to your cool rescue. Chikan work with its gossamer quality has become one of Indian fashion's hottest exports and is an expression of haute couture, combined with mirror work, muquaish and even zardozi.

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INDEX
Sl. No. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 PARTICULARS Diagnostic Study Report/ Detail Project Report - Check List Summery Details of The Proposed Cluster Current Information Required for Cluster Selection Executive Summery Scope and methodology of Diagnostic Study Industry Scenario of Handicrafts in India Global Scenario of Handicrafts Embroidery Traditions in India Introduction of Chikankari Stitches of Chikankari Process of Chikankari Production Process Craft Map of India Map of the state of UP Map of the Lucknow District About Lucknow District Important features of the Cluster Key Milestone in performance of Chikankari Industry Support Environment Products of the cluster Value Chain Analysis Analysis of Business Operations in the cluster Assessment of Organisational
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