From Badamachhapur to Renghalo, the residents traveled through villages where Pipili’s appliqué tradition is alive in every workshop and courtyard.

They learned how patterns are drawn, cut, and assembled, and how these motifs have evolved while holding on to their roots. The visit was not just about craft but about meeting the people whose hands keep heritage alive. Each village added a new thread to the residents’ understanding, weaving together a tapestry of skill, history, and shared human connection.