The document describes six types of embroidery found in India: Soof, Kambira, Kharek, Neran, Pakko, and Abhala. Each has distinct stitches, patterns, colors, and motifs used. The document concludes by providing an example of a fused motif that incorporates elements of each type of embroidery, such as using the scorpion motif from Pakko outlined with curves from Neran using a single running stitch as in Kambira in black color as in Kharek with added mirror work as in Abhala.