Correct option is C
The correct answer is (C) Chikan Work
Chikan work is a famous hand-embroidery style originating in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh.
The embroidery involves using a variety of stitches like phanda, taari, jali, and keel kangan.
It is typically done on fine fabrics like cotton, muslin, and chiffon.
Chikan work is a major part of the cultural heritage of Lucknow and has been practiced for centuries.
The art form was popularized during the Mughal era, particularly under Empress Noor Jahan's patronage.
Today, it is a major export product, contributing significantly to the local economy.
Khadi Printing : Refers to the hand-printing on Khadi fabric, a fabric made from hand-spun yarn, often associated with Mahatma Gandhi's promotion of self-reliance.
Saree : While sarees are popular in many parts of India, Lucknow is more specifically known for Chikan work rather than saree production.
Zari Dresses : Zari refers to embroidery with metallic threads, usually gold or silver, but it is not as strongly associated with Lucknow as Chikan work.