5 Crucial Things That Make Jacquard The Most Unique Fabric

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5 Crucial Things That Make Jacquard The Most Unique Fabric

If you are into ethnic fashion, the chances are that you have already seen jacquard fabric without realising it. This type of material has an intricate woven pattern which is not embroidered but woven directly into the fabric. It gets manufactured by a special loom which also produces other materials like brocade and damask. Although jacquard might have become a common sight in the markets today, this was not the case always. It is such a rare and unique material that even the term “Jacquard” indicates how the pattern gets woven, not the specific design itself.  A History of Jacquard -...

These 8 Splendid Outfits Will Give You A Refreshing Peak into Sara Ali Khan’s Ethnic Wear Wardrobe

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These 8 Splendid Outfits Will Give You A Refreshing Peak into Sara Ali Khan’s Ethnic Wear Wardrobe

Flaunting her secularity, Sara is spotted in an immensely adorable Bandhani saree. With an orange blended into yellow Bandhani accompanied with a Rani Pink embroidered blouse, Sara indulges herself in an impromptu Diwali gig. Yet again she doesn’t miss out on a set of golden bangles being the only accessories with her drop-dead gorgeous outfit.

5 Traditional Embroideries of Pakistan that Make a Serious Style Statement

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Embroidery is the practice of ornamentation, work as a mode of expressing sentiments and aesthetic which started centuries back. The purpose of embroidery is not just adorning textile but, also it holds symbolic meaning and traditional rituals and values to it. It works as a form of nonverbal communication that can identify identities and social status one belongs to. Pakistan has a rich culture of traditional costumes and clothing, considered among the finest all around the world. In the era of fast fashion culture, Pakistani embroideries have secured its place in the hearts of people who love and appreciate art...

Dori: A Thread Binding Cultures

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Dori: A Thread Binding Cultures
Dori, as the name suggests, literally translates to thread but it is not just any thread. The yarn used to execute this embroidery is an amalgamation of fine Zari and Resham threads.The critical feature of this embroidery is the thickness of the thread...

4 Worth-Knowing Aspects Of Silk-licious Fabric

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4 Worth-Knowing Aspects Of Silk-licious Fabric
Silk, a natural fibre holds the reputation of being a famous textile in high-end fashion. It is known for its luster, strength, durability, shine and elegant appearance. It gets produced from the cocoons of mulberry silkworm through a process called sericulture.

Karandi Fabric, A Bliss To Your Shopaholic Heart

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Karandi Fabric, A Bliss To Your Shopaholic Heart
Karandi a.k.a Karandi Lawn is rough raw silk but it feels like soft, nubby cotton. It is a standard winter fabric for dressy/casual suits to formal suits.

Tempting & Comfy Lawn Fabric: Introductory Class 101

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Tempting & Comfy Lawn Fabric: Introductory Class 101
Lawn cloth or as most people know it “handkerchief linen” is a plain weave textile, chiefly of cotton which resembles linen. It gets designed using fine, high-thread-count yarns which results in a silky feel.

Crepe Fabric: 4 Crispy Details About It

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Crepe Fabric: 4 Crispy Details About It

It is a thin fabric known for its crinkled surface, unique rippling and three-dimensional texture.

Traditionally, this material gets made out of silk, but now a wide range of fabrics including cotton, rayon and chiffon are utilised to make it. Garments made out of this textile are crisp, delicate and used for ceremonial occasions.

Resham Embroidery: All About These Fascinating Threads

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Resham Embroidery: All About These Fascinating Threads
Silk is one of the most delicate fabrics available in the world. Hence, silk or Resham embroidery is one of the most important and eminent part of the fashion and textile industry.

Angrakhas: Protecting Innovations.

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Angrakhas: Protecting Innovations.
Literally translating into ‘body protector’ Angrakha is an ethnic top-wear having a skewed opening, fastened or bound with either threads or buttons. An innovative unisex and flexible ethnic wear that is enjoyed by people of all ages.

Lehenga Choli: Dare to Flare

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Lehenga Choli: Dare to Flare

A Lehenga is a long ethnic skirt that is usually embellished, embroidered or ornamented along with a vibrant bottom lace. It is accompanied by a slim-fit blouse that is termed as ‘choli’ and this ensemble is adorned with a vibrant and stylish dupatta.

Zardozi Work: An Imperial Legacy

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Zardozi Work: An Imperial Legacy

- By Somdyuti Bhattacharyya Zardosi, Zar-dauzi, or Zardozi is a sort of embroidery found in the Middle-east and India. The word Zardozi means gold weaving. Zardosi is an elaborate and equally hefty type of metallic embroidery. Usually, gold or a silver thread is employed in tandem with beads, pearls, and precious gems. Zardozi is versatile - it is used to adorn garments like salwar suits, lehenga’s, and similar ethnic wear and accessories like bedsheets, wall hangings, clutches, and handbags. Today, Zardozi is popular in the Indian cities of Lucknow and Bhopal. History and Origin of Zardozi Gold and silver embroidery...