Dhebariya Rabari are one of the sub-sects of the Rabari community, and are traditionally shepherds. Since sewing embroidery for dowry was creating pressure on women, this traditional and ancient craft has been banned within the community for personal use over the past 20 years. They are known for their exquisite applique, katab (cut-work) and embroidery. Their embroidery includes birds, floral patterns, animals and mirrors of different shapes and sizes.
Currently, most Rabari women who do embroidery are of the older generation and Qasab engages with the community for revival of this distinct artwork.