Embroidery is usually associated to the adornment of garments and furnishings but Gujarati embroidery is such that it can adorn the Walls. Enriched with the intricate stitches, mirror work and patchwork, it is often used to give a traditional accent to the room. In bright traditional colors Embroidered with the simple colored cotton thread, they catch the attention.

The Embroidered Hangings that come from Banni in Kutch are bright yellow, red and saffron enriched with mirror work and beads. The embroidery is done by the Jat community The motifs are architectural designs and is also called Heer Bharat. They use intricate and complicated stitches. Mirrors form an important part of the motif rather they are usually the center og the whole pattern.

Motifs such as peacocks, parrots, scorpions, elephants, the milk maid and flowers are used in Ahir Bharat. The stitches are similar to arri embroidery. The tear drop shape is quite commonly used in this style. Chain stitch, and arri are the chief stitches. They are used for attaching the mirrors and other embellishments.