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EMBROIDERIES
Parsi Gara
Also known as Chinese Embroidery. The Parsi community, original inhabitants of Persia, who migrated to India long back are known for their rich cultural heritage. Parsi Gara work is a symbol of embroidered work at the helm of beauty of its kind. It is an intricate embroidered pattern and is famously known as ‘Painting in thread’. It is considered that buying a Gara is like purchasing a piece of jewellery – such is its value and worth. Its tasteful motifs, its jaal work, its border and pallu work are all a vision to behold. It’s rightly said that ‘The Parsi Gara’ in a nutshell, is three things. Indian embroidery with a Persian heritage and a Chinese origin.
Beadwork
Beadwork embroidery is globally popular today because it has evolved over the years. Dating back to 5000 years ago when the tombs in Iraq displayed beadwork construction created from thousands of tiny beads. Even the Egyptians were known for their heavily embroidered attire that displayed their wealth and elegance. The art of attaching beads & other decorative items like pearls or sequins by stringing them with a thread or thin wire to cloth is known as beadwork embroidery. Unlike threads, beads dominate the look of a dress because they stand out with their intricate and elegant design.
Applique
Appliqué, an ancient sewing craft, in which the designs are achieved by layering small pieces of fabric onto a separate base fabric to form beautiful designs contrasting colour or texture. These timeless artistic fabrics can suit any occasion. Its vivid hues make it the centre of the outfit and the different fabrics bring out the outfits embroidery.Appliqué is suitable for making a statement or adding uplifting an outfit subtly with minimal designs. It is used extensively in quilting to make them look rich with detailed patchwork.
