This appendix consolidates every image placeholder referenced across the book into a single production checklist for a photographer, illustrator, or web producer to work from. Items marked ✅ are delivered as custom SVG assets with this project; all others require sourcing (photography, licensing, or scanning) and are not included as image files.

ID	Chapter	Type	Size (px)	Status
COVER-01	Cover	Custom illustration	1600×2400	✅ Delivered
PART-I-OPENER	Part I	Photograph	1600×900	Needs sourcing
MAP-01	Ch.2	Custom illustration (map)	1200×1200	✅ Delivered
GI-CERT-01	Ch.4	Document scan	1000×1400	Needs sourcing
PART-II-OPENER	Part II	Photograph	1600×900	Needs sourcing
MATERIALS-01	Ch.5	Photograph (flat-lay)	1400×1000	Needs sourcing
FIG-01 (Gavanti)	Ch.6	Custom diagram	800×500	✅ Delivered
FIG-02 (Murgi)	Ch.6	Custom diagram	800×500	✅ Delivered
FIG-03 (Negi)	Ch.6	Custom diagram	800×500	✅ Delivered
FIG-04 (Menthi)	Ch.6	Custom diagram	800×500	✅ Delivered
MOTIFS-01	Ch.7	Photograph grid	1600×1600	Needs sourcing
FIG-05 (Build sequence)	Ch.8	Custom diagram	1200×500	✅ Delivered
PART-III-OPENER	Part III	Photograph	1600×900	Needs sourcing
STITCH-SEQ-01	Ch.10	Photograph series (×12)	800×800 ea.	Needs sourcing
PROJECTS-GALLERY-01	Ch.12	Photograph (×4–8)	1000×1000 ea.	Needs sourcing
AUTHENTICITY-COMPARE-01	Ch.16	Photograph comparison	1400×700	Needs sourcing
ARTISAN-PORTRAIT-01	Ch.17	Photograph (portrait, consented)	1200×1500	Needs sourcing
SOURCING-01	Ch.19	Photograph	1600×900	Needs sourcing
CLASSROOM-01	Ch.20	Photograph	1600×900	Needs sourcing

General notes for the photographer/producer brief:

• All photography of real artisans requires explicit, informed consent and correct name/credit, confirmed directly with the subject — never inferred from a cooperative's general activities.
• Product/motif photography should be shot against a neutral or black background for visual consistency with the book's traditional colour palette.
• All custom diagrams (Figs. 1–5, map, cover) are delivered as scalable SVG so they can be recoloured or resized for print vs. web without quality loss.
• Where a specific commercial seller's product photo might otherwise be used, prefer artisan- or cooperative-sourced images with permission, both for legal safety and to keep compensation and credit with the makers.

Closing Note

This book was compiled as a living reference: Kasuti is a hand-taught, orally transmitted tradition, and no single volume can capture every regional and family variation. Where this book has flagged uncertainty, contradiction, or a thin evidentiary record, that is a deliberate choice — the goal is a resource teachers, learners, and professionals can trust precisely because it does not overstate what is known. Corrections, regional variants, and additional documented sources are welcome for future editions.