Kurti

### 1. **Floral Embroidery Neck Design**

   - Use colorful threads to create intricate floral patterns around the neckline. This can be done in traditional hand embroidery styles like **Aari** or **Zardozi**. 

   - Placement: Floral vines on the neckline with some extending down to the chest.

   

### 2. **Paisley Pattern**

   - Paisley motifs are a classic and popular choice for thread work. These can be made using contrasting thread colors or in the same tone for a subtle look.

   - Placement: Around the neckline and extended toward the shoulders or chest.

### 3. **Mandarin Collar with Thread Borders**

   - For a modern twist, opt for a mandarin collar with intricate thread borders along the edges. You can also add delicate thread work along the placket if the kurti has buttons.

### 4. **Geometric Thread Work**

   - Create clean, sharp geometric patterns around the neckline using thin lines and simple shapes. This is ideal for a more minimalistic, contemporary look.

   - Placement: Symmetrical or asymmetrical geometric patterns along the neckline.

### 5. **Peacock Motif Neckline**

   - Peacock feather or full peacock motifs in thread work add a traditional charm. You can use vibrant thread colors for this design.

   - Placement: Focus on a small area around the neck for a detailed peacock design.

### 6. **Scalloped Threadwork**

   - Embroider scalloped edges around the neckline using only thread. This simple but elegant design gives a sophisticated look.

   - Placement: Around the neckline and sometimes extended to sleeves for consistency.

### 7. **Kashmiri Thread Work**

   - Kashmiri embroidery, also known as **Kashida**, is famous for its fine and detailed thread work. The designs often feature flowers, leaves, and vine-like patterns in vibrant threads.