Punjabi Phulkari (Floral Bagh)

Phulkari — "flower work" — is the densest darning-stitch tradition in South Asia. Punjabi women embroider golden silk floss on the reverse side of rust-red khaddar cotton, building vertical chevron stitches into diamond grids, floral butis, and darshan-dwar gateway arches until not a thread of base cloth remains visible. A wedding bagh takes over a thousand hours.

This design system captures the bagh's joyful density: gold-floss page fields, rust-khaddar border bands, fuchsia and pistachio floral accents, and chevron-stitch texture overlays that echo the hand-stitched grain of the original textile.

phulkari 意为「花之工」，是南亚最密实的织补针法传统。旁遮普妇女在锈红色粗棉布（khaddar）背面用金色丝线以垂直人字针一针针堆出菱形网格、花卉布蒂与达善门拱廊，直至整块底布被金线完全覆盖。一件婚嫁用的 bagh 需要一千小时以上。

本设计系统将 bagh 的喜庆与密度转化为数字界面语言——金线色页面底色、锈红粗棉边框带、紫红与开心果绿花卉点缀，以及模拟手工针脚纹理的人字纹叠加，让每一个像素都散发帕蒂亚拉婚礼殿堂的热烈。