Phulkari Workshop with Amarjeet | Beginner-Friendly Embroidery

Join Amarjeet in person to try beginner-friendly Asian Phulkari embroidery and make something beautiful. Phulkari, meaning “flower work” in Punjabi, is a traditional embroidery art from Punjab, known for its vibrant colours and beautiful geometric patterns. Traditionally stitched by women on shawls and dupattas for weddings.Through this workshop, you’ll get to explore this beautiful tradition and create your own colourful, Phulkari-inspired embroidered piece. This workshop marks the first collaboration between Reejhan and MOTW Coffee, Oakville - bringing together traditional Punjabi embroidery and the warmth of a local coffee space. Join us for an evening of creativity, culture, and coffee as we celebrate the beauty of Phulkari, one stitch at a time. What You’ll Learn Introduction to traditional Punjabi Phulkari embroidery. How to choose fabric, thread, needles, and patterns. How to set up an embroidery hoop, thread a needle, and tie knots. Learn basic stitches to create a colourful Phulkari-inspired design. Create your own embroidery piece in this beginner-friendly workshop. What's Included • All embroidery materials and supplies • Step-by-step guidance from Amarjeet • Your finished embroidered piece to take home • One café drink included with your registration If you have any question Email at [email protected] or DM on Instagram @amar_reejhan or @reejhan_ About the Instructor – Amarjeet Kaur Amarjeet Kaur is a hand embroidery artist and the co-founder of Reejhan, her small embroidery business that began in India. What started as a personal passion for embroidery has grown into a creative journey of making handmade pieces, custom orders, and sharing the beauty of traditional needlework with others. Amarjeet has led a beginner-friendly workshops at Button Factory Arts and a hands-on cross-stitch workshop as part of Oakville Culture Days 2026, sharing her knowledge with the local community and encouraging people to explore textile art.