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=== Current Status of Nakshi Kantha Up to 2025 === Nakshi Kantha, a traditional embroidered quilt of Bangladesh, has evolved significantly over the years. Today, it is no longer limited to being just a bedspread or blanket. Instead, it has expanded its presence into the world of '''fashion and home décor''', becoming a popular and versatile art form both within Bangladesh and internationally. In recent years, Nakshi Kantha has gained widespread popularity beyond its traditional use. It is now frequently incorporated into '''fashion items''' such as '''saris, jackets, scarves, and handbags''', giving a modern twist to this age-old craft. Designers both in Bangladesh and abroad are reimagining Nakshi Kantha by combining traditional embroidery techniques with contemporary styles, making it appealing to younger generations and global audiences. The craft is also highly sought after in the '''interior décor market'''. Nakshi Kantha pieces are used as '''wall art, cushion covers, table runners, and curtains''', adding vibrant colors and unique textures to modern homes. This blend of tradition and modernity has helped Nakshi Kantha remain relevant in today’s fast-changing world. Nakshi Kantha products are now widely available in '''handicraft fairs and exhibitions''' across Bangladesh and around the world. Additionally, the rise of '''online marketplaces''' such as Etsy, Aarong, and Okapia has made it easier for artisans to reach international customers directly. This digital platform has expanded the market significantly, allowing more artisans to gain recognition and increase their income. Efforts by designers, NGOs, and entrepreneurs to promote Nakshi Kantha have contributed greatly to its resurgence. By blending traditional craftsmanship with innovative designs, Nakshi Kantha continues to thrive as a living art form that celebrates Bangladesh’s cultural heritage while adapting to modern tastes. As of 2025, Nakshi Kantha stands as a vibrant example of how traditional folk art can successfully navigate the challenges of modernization and globalization, ensuring its preservation and growth for future generations
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