Cheeda Art, also known as “Cheeda,” is a traditional form of folk art originating from Punjab, India. It typically involves intricate and colorful embroidery, often featuring geometric patterns and motifs inspired by nature, mythology, and daily life. Cheeda Art is commonly used in decorative textiles, such as quilts and garments, and plays an important role in the cultural heritage of the region. The art form is characterized by its vibrant colors, detailed stitching, and the use of local materials, reflecting the rich cultural and artistic traditions of Punjab.