It is the name given to gold or silver thread embroidery done on leather. Read more.
Motifs & Embroideries
An elaborate study of the various Indian motifs and embroideries, is unlikely to end anywhere. There is so much to know – how does the weaver weave a Patola in Gujarat? What are the intricacies behind tie-dye of the vibrant Rajasthani Bandhani?
Some motifs can be made by instruments and techniques while others require hand art. These are traditions that are being revived by Indian fashion designers in their avant garde creations. For us, the opportunity to drape these amazing cultural treasures on our attires is a tribute to the best of India. Come with us and explore the Indian streets, heritage villages and other nooks and crannies of the country where the world’s most exquisite embroideries, motifs and crafts were born.
Gamthi print is a style of block print that dates back to the medieval ages in India. The word ‘Gaam’…
It is created by using thick, vibrant threads. This form of embroidery originated in Gujarat... Read more.
Murri and Phanda are types of stitches that are used to create Chikan embroidery (or Chikankari work). This type of…
Bandhej, also known as Bandhani, is a tie and dye method. Bandhani sarees, dupattas and salwar suits are back, this…
Want to know why Baluchari Saree is revered among women in India? Or where how it is designed? Gain this…
Kasavu is a handwoven cream colored saree with gold border, worn by Malayalee women. From the land of ‘God’s own…
