Maggam work is a type of traditional Indian embroidery that is done using a needle and colored threads. The technique involves making outlines of the design on fabric and then filling in the spaces with intricate patterns, creating a raised and decorative surface. It is commonly used to embellish sarees, blouses, dupattas, and other clothing items. Maggam work is a popular art form in South India, particularly in the states of Andhra Pradesh & Telangana.