Aari work is a type of embroidery that is done using a hooked needle to create intricate and delicate designs. The needle used for Aari work embroidery is called an Aari needle, which has a hook at the tip that makes it easy to create a chain stitch. Aari work is largely practiced in Ahmedabad, Rajasthan, Lucknow, and Kashmir regions of India. The motifs used in Aari work are often derived from nature, including leaves, vines, flowers, trees, birds, and animals. Aari embroidery uses beads, stones, and other embellishments to create a sparkling effect on the garments. Aari work is considered appropriate for all seasons as it can be done on various fabrics such as velvet, silk, cotton, cotton silk, chanderi, and many others. Aari embroidery is suitable for every occasion as it decorates various kinds of products, including sarees, dress materials, blouses, and Churidar. Aari work is a time-consuming needle and thread work, but with the help of advanced technologies, it can be completed in lesser time. Aari work is done mainly by women, but men also contribute to the work.