Embroidery Wedding hoop With Tassels Embroidery Thread Work on Hoop Beads Work on Hoop Customizations Available as per Buyer Request Sizes Available as per Buyer Requirements
We are doing all types of embroidery in all types of fabric like, cotton, polyester, knit, woven. 5000 yds
100% Polyester embroidered curtain We Can Produce All Kinds Accordig To Your Demands. Provide Us Just A Sample Or Design, We Will Produce For You.
100% Polyester Embroidered Curtain We Can Produce All Kinds Accordig To Your Demands. Provide Us Just A Sample Or Design, We Will Produce For You.
100% Polyster Embroidered Curtain We Can Produce All Kinds Accordig To Your Demands Provide Us Just A Sample Or Design, We Will Produce For You.
100% Polyster Embroidered Curtain We Can Produce All Kinds Accordig To Your Demands. Provide Us Just A Sample Or Design, We Will Produce For You.
Chemical Allover Schiffli embroidery fabrics.
In textile hand embroidery, embellishment is made on fabric with threads and sometimes with other materials. Various types of hand embroideries are practiced in India. Each type of embroidery is different from the other and has its own beauty and significant value. Cardoza, one of such embroidery, is one the world famous textile hand embroidery craft. Main clusters: In India there are many popular embroidery clusters such as Chikankari and zardozi of Lucknow, katha of Bengal, fulkari of Punjab, kutchi embroidery of Gujarat and kashidakari of Kashmir. Cardoza has been traditionally prevalent in Lucknow and the six Surrounding districts of Barabanki, Unnao, Sitapur, Rae Bareli, Hardoi and Amethi. Lucknow zardozi has been accorded the Geographical Indication (GI) registration. Artisans involved: The Lucknow zardozi cluster supports an estimated 1.75 lakh artisans. Around 2 lakh people directly involved in the supply and value chain in the cluster. Further, the Chikankari cluster of Lucknow provides employment to 2.5 lakh people. Raw material used: Basic materials used for this craft are cotton and silk threads of various colours, mirrors, beads, metal wire, cotton, silk, leather, fish skin, teeth, bones, feathers, horn, shells, beetle wings, tassels, coins. Raw material used for Chikankari embroidery includes untwisted mill yarn (Muga), silk, crepe, organise, cotton, terry-cotton, chiffon, muslin or Tussar Yarn.
Finest quality of hand embroidery from kutch Lot size: 30 Weight: 3 kgs
