Using a needle and thread, embroidery is a centuries-old textile art form that includes adorning fabric. Texture, color, and dimension are added to fabric surfaces by creating complex designs, patterns, and motifs using a range of stitches and techniques. This adaptable technique has been employed for both decorative and useful purposes in many cultures, ranging from intricate hand embroidery to sophisticated machine stitching. Embroidery is a timeless and always changing form of artistic expression since it embraces a wide spectrum of styles, from traditional and folk-inspired motifs to contemporary and avant-garde compositions.