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The Mesmerizing Beauty Of Embroidery Sarees



The art of embroidery is a skillful process that involves decorating fabrics with thread or yarn using needles. In India, embroidery has been in practice for many centuries and was originally used to embellish quilts and tapestries. Embroidered sarees were created exclusively for the royal women and were out of reach for the commoners for a long time. The high precision involved in creating embroidered patterns come with a heavy price tag. However, with the advent of modern machines, embroidery work sarees are now available to everyone. These sarees, especially the traditional embroidery styles, are generally crafted by talented and experienced designers. But you will find several variants of machine made embroidery work sarees online as well.

Zardosi Embroidery Sarees

Adorned with one of the oldest traditional embroidery forms in India, Zardosi work sarees have become a fashion statement today. From graceful Banarasis to elegant Kanjeevarams you will find tons of designs in these sarees. Zardosi embroidered sarees are appropriate for all festive occasions and evn formal events. They are best paired with silk blouses in traditional designs.

Resham Embroidery Sarees

Resham embroidery is done using colorful threads made of silk. These sarees usually have elaborate decorative patterns that incorporate different motifs. Resham embroidery sarees are usually sought after by brides and women attending a wedding function. Hand embroidered sarees are usually expensive while machine-made ones can be more affordable.

Kantha Embroidered Sarees

Extremely popular in West Bengal, Kantha embroidery emerged as a craft centuries ago. This form of embroidery consists of threadwork and is done by hand. Only skilled craftsmen are employed in making these sarees. The patterns and designs are distinctive which makes these sarees stand apart. While Kantha sarees have not yet entered mainstream ethnic fashion, fashion designers are now beginning to incorporate this unique embroidery form into their collections.

Kutch Work Border Embroidery Sarees

Kutch sarees are the traditional variety of sarees available in the market and these designs and styles of designs originated from Gujarat. The design is carefully made with hand stitches and it includes beads and mirrors as well. The saree fabric and color are chosen carefully to complement the design and the color of the thread which makes these sarees look polished without going over the top.

Phulkari Embroidery Sarees

Phulkari sarees are mainly worn by Punjabi women during a wedding season. After Phulkari suits, this type of saree is the go-to choice for most brides. As the name suggests the embroidery pattern displays elaborate floral designs in colorful threads.While these sarees usually come in bright colors, you will find some muted hues as well if that's your preference.

Chikankari Work Sarees

This form of embroidery work is said to have been introduced by Noor Jahan, the wife of Jahangir. Originally, Chikankari work was done on white fabrics using white threads. It is a delicate form of embroidery. Chikankari sarees usually come in light colors like white and pastel hues of yellow, pink blue and green.The sarees are adorned with delicate thread embroidery all over often comprising floral and geometric motifs.


Best Fabrics For Embroidered Sarees


Before you buy an embroidered saree for yourself, you might want to know more about which fabrics work best for light and heavy embroidered sarees.

Cotton-

Cotton is the most popular fabric for thread embroidery work like Chikankari and Phulkari. It comes in a huge variety of colors and prints and is fairly reasonable in price. Nice-quality cotton is ideal for embroidery sarees because of the weight. Avoid cotton blends unless they are combined with other natural fibers such as linen.

Net-

A versatile fabric like this helps to take your look to the next level. Net sarees can be made to look grand with the help of embellishments and embroidery work. Whether you want a sequin work or mirror work saree, net would be your perfect choice. It can also carry heavier embellishments very well.

Georgette-

If you want your saree to have a flowy and soft texture, Georgette fabric is perfect for you. The sturdy fabric carries both light and heavy embroidery work very well.

Style Your Embroidery Saree Perfectly


The type of saree worn and the styling will depend on the occasion at hand. Thus heavy embroidered sarees such as the gorgeous Banarasi sarees with zari or zardozi work should be reserved for weddings and other such opulent occasions. They can be worn with a heavy Kundan set or gold jewelry set to bring out the beauty of the embroidered designs. On the other hand, a white embroidered saree with Chikankari work is a good choice for a more semi-formal occasion like an office party or an evening dinner. The delicacy of the designs will pair well with classy jewelry like pearl jewelry sets or crystal pendants.



Things To Consider When Buying Embroidery Sarees Online


Earlier women used to buy sarees by visiting shops in the local markets. However, with the advent of online shopping, you can now save a lot of time and gain access to a huge variety of designs and styles from the comfort of your home. But when it comes to embroidery sarees, it may not be easy to check the quality of the fabric and the finishing of the embroidery pattern from just images. Make sure you only buy heavy embroidered sarees from reputed online stores that have a return policy as well. Read through the details to gain more information on the type of fabric used and the place of origin, especially for handloom and Silk sarees. If you conduct thorough research before making the purchase you will not be disappointed.

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