#Kashida Embroidery Shawls

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Explore exquisite Kashmiri embroidery shawls online. Discover beautifully handcrafted Kashmiri shawls adorned with traditional Kashida embroidery, blending elegance and heritage. Perfect for any occasion, these luxurious shawls offer warmth and style. Shop now for timeless fashion!

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I posted some pictures of my grandmother's extensive 1940s indian embroidery reference manuals on my knitting account......caption and context under the cut:

These were written when she was about 16 or 17 and living in Pune, India in the 1940s. Her technical college taught machine and hand sewing and after she got married and moved out of the city, she used these to hold classes for other women in her village. You can see how old these are by how difficult it is for me to turn the pages 🥲

It's hard to tell in the picture but the stitch diagrams are so clear that anyone can pick them up. We didn't know these existed until we found them among her belongings last month after she passed.....i really want to scan and upload them fully somewhere.....it IS a little piece of history after all. What's really cool are the samples in here specific to Indian embroidery like the Kashida pattern. There's so much textile history in that country that not a lot of people are aware of.

My grandmother was the only crafter in my family and im lucky to have been able to talk with her about my projects as well. I made her that shawl last year and it's different gifting something to someone who has not only known how long they take, but who created little tiny sweater patterns for dolls when she was a teenager. I'm not great at sewing but finding these makes me want to try and stitch my way through her books....like a Julie and Julia thing but with embroidery I guess.....things like this should be shared! 🧡

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Luxury on Every Level: Stylish Kashmiri Kurta Sets for 2024

In the world of luxury fashion, Kashmiri kurta sets have earned their place as timeless treasures. With their intricate embroidery, elegant designs, and versatility, they’re the epitome of sophistication and comfort for women. For 2024, Kashmiri kurta sets are all about blending luxury with style, focusing on contemporary designs crafted with traditional techniques. Here’s everything you need to know about elevating your wardrobe with these beautiful pieces.

1. The Appeal of Kashmiri Kurta Sets for Women

Kashmiri kurta sets have long been celebrated for their hand-embroidered motifs, especially the famed Kashida embroidery. Known for its exquisite patterns inspired by nature, this intricate needlework adds a refined and elegant touch to each kurta set for women. The luxurious appeal of these garments makes them a favorite choice for both casual outings and formal events.

Whether it’s a gathering with friends or an office function, a Kashmiri kurta set embodies grace while remaining comfortable. In 2024, we’re seeing a trend where classic patterns meet modern styles, offering a chic blend of tradition and contemporary fashion.

2. Why Cotton Kurta Sets for Women Are Essential

Cotton kurta sets for women are an essential wardrobe staple, especially when it comes to Kashmiri styles. Made with breathable fabric, cotton kurtas are perfect for any season, ensuring you stay cool and comfortable. This year, look for cotton kurta sets that feature subtle embroidery or pastel hues – ideal for a stylish and effortless look.

Not only are cotton kurta sets ideal for casual wear, but they’re also versatile enough for accessorizing. Pair a simple cotton kurta with statement jewelry and traditional juttis for a complete, polished look.

3. Choosing the Right Kashmiri Kurta Set for Every Occasion

When selecting a kurta set, consider the occasion. A richly embroidered pashmina kurta is perfect for evening events, while a cotton kurta set is ideal for day-to-day wear. In 2024, trends point toward kurta sets with bold colors, intricate detailing, and versatile patterns that can effortlessly transition from day to night.

Popular Choices for 2024:

4. Accessorizing Your Kurta Set: Adding a Modern Touch

Elevate your kurta set with the right accessories. In 2024, silver or gold-toned jewelry is trending, along with statement earrings that add a touch of elegance. A classic shawl or dupatta with detailed embroidery can also complete your look, especially if you’re opting for a simpler kurta set.

5. Where to Find Luxury Kashmiri Kurta Sets for 2024

Investing in a high-quality Kashmiri kurta set can be a great addition to your wardrobe. Look for brands that prioritize authentic craftsmanship and use premium materials, like pashmina and fine cotton. Many luxury Kashmiri kurta sets for women are now available online, allowing you to explore a wide range of styles and order directly from home.

Final Thoughts

Embracing Kashmiri fashion means celebrating tradition and luxury on every level. With 2024 trends highlighting intricate designs and versatile styles, Kashmiri kurta sets remain a symbol of grace and elegance. Whether you’re looking for a sophisticated cotton kurta set for women or a luxurious embroidered piece, there’s no better time to add these timeless pieces to your wardrobe. Indulge in the luxury of Kashmiri kurta sets and experience the beauty of artisan craftsmanship firsthand.

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The Charm of Embroidery: Chic and Traditional Eid Fashion

As Eid al-Azha arrives, a joyous feast is a time of shared happiness and delectable meals. The aroma of good food fills the air, and the atmosphere is vibrant with joy. As you prepare to join the festivities, imagine the perfect formal dresses that capture the spirit of this festive event. 

This year, why not embrace tradition and explore the world of embroidery to achieve an elegant and fashionable look?

A Match Made in Fashion Heaven: Traditional and Elegant

Embroidery is a fashion statement. It is a form of art and craft that has decorated more than one generation of ancestors. This exquisite work of art, using needle and thread, adds narratives to the fabric and patterns that can range from a single petal of a flower to the depiction of the regal loom. The beauty of embroidery is in the detail and individuality it brings to each item.

A Glimpse into History

This beautiful art of sewing has been an integral part of Islamic art and is used widely in royal clothing and accessories, furnishing, utensils, and items used in regular households, among other things. Old exceptional artistry such as Zari (metallic thread work), Phulkari (flower work), and Kashida (long elegant motifs) is passing from one generation to another. Every embroidered lawn suit stitch has a history and era behind it.

Current adaptations of traditional models

In the modern age, designers combine these old methods with new fashion styles to create beautiful Eid women's outfits. Wearing embroidered formal dresses is not only being loyal to one's traditions but also being aesthetically refined. Rich fabrics, intricate designs, motifs, and embroidered outfits are appropriate for any kind of Eid event, whether a close-knit family or a large-scale gathering.

Embroidered Ensembles: Option For Everyone

The essence of Eid ul Azha fashion is moderation, sophistication, and sometimes even glamour. Getting dressed up is mandatory on Eid day, and embroidered outfits have become a favorite of both genders wanting to make a fashion statement.

For Women

Shalwar Kameez and Anarkalis

These are the ones who deserve appreciation for their Eid fashion. These embroidered lawn suits are beautifully embroidered and embellished, with a significant appeal from sequins and beads that give royal looks ideal for festivals. The natives are very enthusiastic about their cultural heritage and expect to see floral motifs, geometric patterns, and traditional symbols in every stitch.

Ghararas and Lehenga Cholis

For luxury pret, embroidered ghararas, and lehenga choli are ideal for those women who want a dramatic look. All these outfits are usually embellished with extremely fine zari, mirrors, chickenkari and beads to transform them into works of art that add that extra sparkle and richness to your Eid formal dresses.

Dupattas and Shawls

Never rule out a dress enhancement, such as attractive embroidery on the dupatta or shawl, in this particular case. You can wear these stylish and fabulous pieces on any occasion with a plain dress or as a set of matching attire.

For Girls

Mother-Daughter Duo

You and your daughter can style yourselves in matching ensembles complimenting you left and right. Imagine both of you in bold hues adorned with extensive embroidery, creating a picture-perfect duo. Donning embroidered girls' formal dresses makes a difference and creates beautiful memories.

For Men

Kurta Pajamas and Sherwanis

The embroidery trend is wholeheartedly adopted this season in men's Eid fashion. Most traditional styles are in kurta pajamas and sherwanis, which have delicate line embroidery work. They prefer to have the embroidery work with fine lines at the collar, cuffs, and hemlines.

Vests and Jackets

Embroidered vests and jackets will transform a simple kurta into outstanding attire. These articles combine classic sewing techniques with a spirit of modernity, suiting a man looking for something elegant for Eid occasions.

For Boys

Father-Son Duo

Fathers can synchronize their outfits with their sons for a memorable father-son dressing combo. For the Eid special dress, both of you can dress in kurtas with beautiful embroidery, adding an adorable aspect and making the wedding look beautiful. Whether you go for colorful outfits or use subtle pastels, getting embroidered kurtas will make the outing unique, memorable, and great fun together.

Embrace the Art of Eid Fashion with Rafia

So, are you ready to mesmerize this Eid ul Azha? Look no further than Rafia’s Eid collection for women to complete your perfect embroidered clothing. Rafia is appreciated for its classy designs, excellent craft, and unique touch. It also displays 3 piece embroidered lawn suit and 2 piece lawn suit collections of traditional and trendy embroidered apparel.

Therefore, the beauty of embroidery in the outfits worn during the Eid ul Azha celebration combines traditional and contemporary styles. On this auspicious occasion, Rafia’s Eid women's outfits should be your first stop when searching for that perfect embroidered attire to embrace the festival's spirit, representing culture, beauty, and style.

Happy Eid-ul-Azha! Celebrate with a lot of glamour and party, and make this Eid-ul-Azha exceptional and splendid.

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Trick or Treat!

For you my friend.

A treat 😊

Got nothing written up sooo oc trivia we go.

My oc, Bee from The Allico Project is really good at sewing and mending things.

Part of is because she was brainwashed.

But before it all, her Nani (grandma on her mums side) taught her how.

Bee's family originates from Pakistan, from a village in Kashmir. A place known for its textiles.

And embroidery.

Which Bee's Nani was well versed in. Sewing embroidery on shawls and other clothing items throughout her life to support her family.

This style of embroidery being called Kashida embroidery.

Something she passed on to her daughter and Bee.

And while Bee doesn't remember any of this, she takes to embroidery like an old friend.

It's a skill she has ingrained into her whether she recalls it or not.

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Best kashmiri Product You Must Look

Everybody wants to visit Kashmir which is located in the north part of India also everybody wants to try Kashmiri products once so in this blog I will discuss some best Kashmiri product which is only found in Kashmir

1. Kashmiri Pashmina

Pashmina refers to a fine variant of spun cashmere, the animal hair fiber forming the downy undercoat of the Changthangi goats. Pashmina may refer either to the material or to the variant of Kashmiri shawl that is made from it. Both the pashmina and the generic cashmere pashmina come from the same goat, but the pashmina ranges from 12-16 microns in diameter, and the generic cashmere ranges 12-21 microns in diameter.

Pashmina shawl, Kashmiri pashmina scarves, and Gi pashmina are the same kind of products that come out from the pashmina and people adore such products because they are very attractive and their designs are very unique.

While purchasing pashmina various kinds of Kashmiri pashmina namely plains, Kanis , embroidered, jamawars , sozins , papier machie, kalamkaris , and many more however each has a unique characteristic for identification.

Kashmiri pashmina serves the purpose of providing the required warmth during the wintry season. A lot of women use the pashmina scarves around their neck and cover faces to protect themselves from the appalling chillness.

2. Kashmiri Saree

Authentic Kashmir saree is handcrafted in the valley of Kashmir. Every Kashmiri saree is essentially an embroidery saree. Kashmiri sarees are embellished with beautiful, intricate embroidery which is peculiar to Kashmir such as Kashmiri Aari embroidered sarees. This saree mostly has floral designs.

The work on original Kashmiri silk sarees are called kashida embroidery, is a type of needlework from the Kashmir region of India. This work is smooth and done expertly in this single stitch is used to elaborate designs.

Sarees contains various fabric like pashmina, silk, georgette, and crepe. In these sarees only 100% pure and original material is used there is no blend every Kashmiri saree is handwoven by extremely skilled artisans.

Make sure that you handle them with care don’t machine wash your Kashmiri saree. It is best if you get them dry clean especially the silk and pashmina other sarees can gently wash with your hands store your pashmina saree, Kashmiri silk saree, and other Kashmiri saree with care.

It is advised to store them with light muslin cloths. you can store them in saree covers, but make sure that is not made up of plastic. If you get a stain on your saree, you can gently clean it with cold water.

3. Kashmiri Kurta

Indian Traditional wear Kurtis is one of the favorite dress of Indian during festivals among them if you are looking for Kashmiri woolen Kurtis which is somewhat different from the Indian traditional Kurtis and this Kurtis is named as Pheran Pheran is generally made up of silk and wool and it is long as compared to normal Kurtis and worn over the dress like coat it is also known as the traditional dress of Kashmir

Pheran is the most typical attire of Kashmir both Muslim and Hindu wear. This is a long loose gown worn below the knee area. It consists of two gowns one over the other in summer it is made up of cotton but in winter it is made up of wool covering and protecting the body from cold especially during the snow. These dresses are used by the residents of the Kashmir valley.

4. Kashmiri Silk Jacket

Kashmiri silk jackets for ladies are the blessings for the women this silk jackets for ladies are very famous any women once see this definitely buy. The design and the colors are very attractive and the jackets are comfortable to wear that’s the reason Kashmiri silk jackets are very adored by women.

Various embroidered silk jackets are available like Red rust Aari , whit pink Aari , Heena green aari , royal blue aari , black aari , ferozi aari , golden aari and many more are the aari embroidered.

These designs look very nice and attractive if you are searching for such sarees on google you get various designs of Kashmiri silk jackets which you adore definitely.

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The Kashmiri embroidery has a distinct characteristic to it – both in technique and appearance. Kashida is the traditional name of Kashmiri embroidery, which came with the Persians, just as the motifs and style suggest much of Persian influence. The work is very colourful and derives its designs from elements in the scenic beauty of the land. This craft, mostly done by men, is said to have descended from royal patronage. Kashmiri embroidery is said to go through many skilled hands before completion. No single piece is ever done wholly by one person. The various threads and raw materials too are sourced from various places, and put together to form vibrant patterns. Yarns and/or plain shawls, which are dyed and treated are distributed for embroidering. The work is carried about privately in households or in groups at the Karkhanas / workshops. Training centres are another commonly seen feature, which have come up in large numbers owing to the growing demand for embroidered products. Visit www.splashbyriver.com or DM @splash_by_river to get your hands on our beautiful shawls/wardhan. 📸 @icreateportraits    #supportsmallbusiness #artists #somewheremagazine #kashmiriartists #pashmina #reels #silverjewellery #viralreels #instagram #kashmir #handicrafts #art #decor #crafts #viral #nyc #trending #instagram #indianweddings #indianweddingdecor #indianbrides #bridesmaids #kashmiriwedding #kashmiribride #wazwan #ootd #ootdindia #travelgram #fashion #vogue #35mmphotography https://www.instagram.com/p/CSKGsthFRJx/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Indian Traditional Fabrics

INDIAN FABRICS

Besides getting attractive, Indian fabrics are probably the most suited to your Indian local climate. Keep reading to discover more details on regular fabrics from various areas in India.

The weaves are often colourful, and they are worked over with very intricate embroidery. The threads of each and every point out converse volumes about their cultural heritage. Unfortunately, despite the versatility of the fabrics and their eco-friendly output process, a lot of Indian threads and performs of embroidery are fading into oblivion. By donning our colorful and first threads, that happen to be more like pieces of artwork, you can also give a ray of hope to A large number of Females and Adult men who count on these crafts for their survival.

Here are a few traditional fabrics, distinct to diverse locations in India.

Kantha

It is possible to realize a kantha pattern through the running sew all from the fabric. Kantha is very often found on saris in gentle colors. The embroidery typically requires the form of motifs, which vary from flowers to elephants and birds. A Kantha is a Bengali sari.

Patola

You may make out a Gujarati patola by its geometrical sample and usage of colour. The fabric is usually reversible, as being the sample is identical on each side.

Need splendid block-printed fabrics? Consider Gujarati Ajrakh and Dhamadka. The overall pattern is frequently divided into geometrical designs, the insides of which have designs like dots, bouquets and leaves. A total of painstaking thirteen methods make Ajrakh occur alive and get noticed, compared with other floor printing solutions.

Phulkari

As being the title implies, Phulkari is about building your material bloom. The Phulkari like a number of other Indian crafts begun as domestic art, As well as in Punjab, Phulkari is often worn at ceremonies. Each time a garment is closely embroidered with Phulkari get the job done throughout, and in the event the cloth by itself is scarcely visible, the fabric known as 'Bagh'. On the other hand, Phulkari operate demonstrates the base fabric.

Madhubani

Madhubani is a work of artwork as it started out to be a painting custom. The topic is usually mythological, and it is interspersed with geometrical patterns and flowers. This wealthy model, born in Bihar, is now identified not merely on paintings but will also on saris. Imagine a skirt with a Madubani painting all over it. Can you have far more "designer" than that?

Kasuti

Karnataka is household to the single thread Kasuti artwork. Functioning sew, cross sew and back sew are accustomed to depict elephants, geometrical designs, flowers, trees and temples. If you think that shade is existence, Kasuti with its bright hues is usually your model mantra.

Kashida

Kashida speaks of snow-capped mountains, gurgling rivers, chinar leaves and The great thing about Kashmir. This operate, initially carried out only on shawls, can now be identified on every little thing from jackets, coats to salwar-kurtas. Kashida is definitely the title offered to will work like Zalakdozi (hook embroidery), vata chikan (button-gap stitch) and do-rukha (double aspect work). Whilst Kashida work is ordinarily performed on wool, it is trends currently often uncovered on cotton and synthetic fabrics too, so you don't have the look ahead to the Wintertime to use a Kashida garment.

So the subsequent time you buy groceries, give the glitzy malls a miss out on. Scout for craft stores, buy an Indian material, get it stitched with your choice of garment (which could possibly be a sari, salwar kameez, shirt, kurti or skirt!) and make your very own model statement!

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Lehenga Designs Choosing The Right Dupatta For Your Wedding Lehenga

A perfect lehenga becomes even more perfect if you have a stunning dupatta to accompany it. Drape it around in whatever way you want and it would still look good on you. Not to mention the huge varieties of patterns and designs on these dupattas that will make your bridal look rise from beautiful to mesmerizing. And Indian bride doesn’t really look like one if she doesn’t have her dupatta draped around her body and over her head on her wedding day. It is just as bit of designer as it is traditional. When it comes to the Indian tradition style, nothing can beat those floral motifs on the dupatta which gives the bride an elegant yet classy look. The dupatta can be a perfect combination of traditional attire along with a modern and sophisticated touch. So, why not have a look at those designs and be floored by them? We have some of the best lehenga dupatta designs for you in here. Take a look at the works and weaves and the fabric to choose the best one for your wedding day. Different Dupatta Styles For Your Wedding Lehenga To complete the look of your lehenga designs, here are some of the best works when it comes to the dupattas. Have a look at them and be enchanted. Kashida Embroidery

The motifs in the Kashika Embroidery are truly an inspiration from nature. One of the most traditional and ancient forms of classic dupattas, this one comes to us from the lands of Jammu & Kashmir. One look at the piece and you will be able to reflect the look of the perfect amalgamation of leaves and birds and pure natural beauty. These motifs weaved along with multi-colored beads and threads are the perfect example of classic embroidery. The rich texture of the dupattas works perfectly with the Lehenga designs, sarees as well as shawls. Try it out and see the magic happen for yourselves. Phulkari Dupattas

Known to be the pride of the Punjabi tradition, this design consists of intricate patterns that are embroidered geometrically with silk on the cotton fabric. This particular artwork brings a certain charm to the silk, Chanderi, and georgette dupattas. Rajasthan Odhni

From the lands of Odhnis, Rajasthan, this piece of elegant embroidery comes perfectly embellished with the best of the semi-precious stones and gems along with the silk thread that gives a feel of ethnicity to the dupatta. You can easily notice the intricate patterns of embroidery on the dupattas as they complete the perfect lehenga designs with a Rajasthani inspiration. What more can be said about the dupattas that come from the original source, right? You will definitely not go wrong if you try out this beautiful design on your wedding lehenga. Bandhej Dupatta

Here we have got another one of the masterpieces from the Rajasthani workers. The Banghej Dupatta will be the classic example of traditional mirror designs which accentuate the work of the people who made it. Dazzling with the intricate Bandhanu style patterns and other embellishments, this one is a true work of art for sure. The art done in the fabric is so mesmerizing and elegant that it can make any bride look like the best they have ever been. The vibrant colors used for the design are an added touch of beauty for the dress. Pair it up with your Rajasthani lehenga and you will see the magic happen right here. Kutch Embroidery

This impeccable design of Kutch Embroidery is from the lands of Kutch which is mesmerizing in itself. Take notice of the intricate bead and the mirror work done on the dupattas amalgamated perfectly with silk threads to give it a traditional and yet classy look. The vivid colors and patterns are all depictive of the daily lives of people who work hard to create such a masterpiece for the brides. You might also be floored by the intricate Abhala patterns that are inspired by Mughals and Muslins. A true gem in its own, the Kutch dupattas are just what you would need on your wedding day. Kantha Embroidery

This is by far the oldest design that we have for you. But that doesn’t mean it is not pretty or elegant. A transcript of the time of the Vedas, the Kantha embroidered dupattas have a fabric that showcases the skills and works of the West Bengal rural women. With images, paints, and prints, they have successfully managed to create a piece that is so beautiful that it will bring a tear to your eyes. So, these are some of the best designs of traditional dupattas that you need to try out for sure. Choose one of the best for your wedding day and make heads turn with your gorgeous and yet traditionally beautiful looks. Why the wait, ladies? Go check them out now. Read the full article

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Which are Famous Indian Embroidery Styles?

Indian Embroidery Styles:  Embroidery styles are one of the highlights of of Indian artistic traditions. The old Indian fashion comprises such a huge variety of fabrics, threads, stitches, and motifs that a person interested in it would simply be left awestruck in the end. The embroidery styles, exclusive of each region give a very good brief about the richness of the country and the hard work of the communities who have been practicing them for generations.  The popular Indian embroidery styles are:

 Chikankari of Lucknow: Straight from the land of Tehzeeband Nazaquat, Chikankari is delicate, intricate embroidery that has been introduced by Nur Jahan, the wife Mughal emperor, Jahangir. A chicken fabric is created by bloc printing particular patterns on it. Craftsmen then embroider the stitches along with the pattern and finally when it is done, the fabric is washed to remove the traces of the print.

 Which are Famous Indian Embroidery Styles?

 Phulkari of Punjab: Besides Sarson da saag and make di roti, Punjab is also famous for its Phulkari embroidery. The stitches are embroidered on the back of the cloth so that the design takes place in the front. The contrast of colorful stitches on a subtle background gives a very outstanding look.

Kashida of Kashmir: Since farming is not possible in harsh winters of Kashmir, this embroidery became a source of daily bread for people in Kashmir. The embroidery is mainly done on fabrics such as wool and silk. The craftsmen there stitch the beautiful scenes inspired by nature rather than any animal or human figure.

Gota Patti of Rajasthan: The thin strips of gold or silver ribbons are hand-stitched on the patterns or motifs made on the fabric. The embroidery is famous of Rajasthan and typically found over lehengas, odhnis, sarees, shawls, and even turbans.

  Zardozi: Said to exist from the time of Rigveda, the zardozi embroidery is not of some particular region or state, rather it is known as embroidery of India. In this embroidery, the craftsmen fill in the elaborate designs with gold and silver threads. The magnificence is amplified when pearls and precious stones are added further. However, because of the scarcity of metals, the copper wire with gold and silver finish is used nowadays.

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Conventional Dresses in Punjab

India may be the territory where you see the biggest amalgamation of diversified cultures. Punjab is just one of the most very popular countries that encircle the earliest and richest civilizations of Ancient India. Decorated in vivid colours, lush green areas, deep azure shores, and all-time high-spirited people; Punjab is famed because of the zeal and vibrancy.

The classic Punjabi apparel is your principal attraction which empowers any person to comprehend a hardcore Punjabi. The cultural clothes of Punjab discuss volumes of their rural handicraft, tradition, tradition, and lifestyle. They produce the ideal mix of colours, relaxation and ancient charm.

Punjabi feminine apparel has uplifted trends during the world. They're a forever favoured among local Punjabis, Bollywood divas, in addition to the Indian ladies, wear. None can refuse nor fit exactly the amount of relaxation that a Punjabi Churidar or even Patiala exudes.

We familiarize you with all the standard conventional Punjabi Dress that'll allow one to upgrade your regular Punjabi Sense of Fashion to amazing heights.

Different types of Conventional Punjabi Dress worn with Women at Punjab:

Patiala could be your imperial city of Punjab in where that classic Punjabi dress has got its renowned name. It's by far the most eyecatching yet stylish shape that could never walk out fashion. Patiala salwar kameez appears like Paithani matches. It's a 3 piece outfit that includes

· Salwar: It's the loosely fitted group of trouser bottoms which features an extensive ballooning style on the very top that tapers down whilst the pleats join in the end. It had been originally jaded by men of their royal community and became an intrinsic part of their Punjabi Women's apparel.

The salwar includes pleats at the waist which may be corrected with a drawstring according to relaxation. This tends to make it an easy-to-wear ensemble on the go. The collapse of this pleats and prosperity of cloth provides a sensational draping effect.

· Kameez: The best is Called the kameez. It's normally a well fitted, long-sleeved, knee-length Kurti with unwanted side cuts which can be available till below the navel.

· Dupatta: The dupatta is that the headscarf or gets worn across the shoulders. It's typically produced by a stylish polishing cloth. Occasionally that the dupatta is crafted using complex Phulkari layouts in the kind of a shawl.

Even the Patiala Salwar kameez is offered in a plethora of colours and a broad range of exquisite cloths. To boost the charm and ease of this lawsuit, lovely nice art in the kind of Kashida work, Aari work, Mughal Jamawar, StoneworkTella work, mirror-work, and also other antiques are finished.

The definition of"Phulkari" in simple words means" blossom craft". It's also referred to as"Bagh". Phulkari work could be your handicraft that defines Punjabi civilization. It's the heart of Punjabi workmanship and experience that goes into the 15th century. Phulkari layouts are somewhat typical across the dupattas at Punjabi suits. Punjabi Salwar Suit with a Phulkari Dupatta creates a team. Occasionally the kameez is overly adorned with Phulkari. Maybe not just matches; nevertheless scarfs, handbags stitched Punjab also speak Phulkari.

Phulkari work requires a great deal of expertise and time. It's especially the usage of blossom designs by means of a lawn over the excellent fabric. Rich blossom embroidery in bright, bright and vibrant colours and elaborate patterns specify Phulkari. There's extensive usage of folk themes in the sewing. It's the floral tradition of Punjab which adds a dash of vibrancy into the basic Punjabi suit. It's an early art that's worn with rural women as routine usage Punjab. It's the basic Roy Al traditional Punjabi dress adorned with the bride in Punjabi weddings or by the mother-to-be in baby or Baby birth.

Who would not know more about the favourite "Kurti"?

Kurtis can be found in plenty of colours, layouts, and fashions. Kurtis, if teamed ‌together with churidar‌ ‌trousers, is a timeless killer mix. This ensemble can be taken with women of any era and speak attractively. It's been popularized nationally to this extent that it is now a basic costume of their childhood and working ladies in India. Urban in addition to rural females absolutely has this simple combination within their cupboard.

The churidar trousers are tightfitting pants with broad fabric at the foot base that's uniquely bunched around shape folds which resemble Indian bangles (chooris). This is the way that the churidar rodents have derived their own name. Designer Kurtis worn across the churidar trousers is called Churidar Kurtis. This standard Punjabi dress might be long or short determined by personal option.

Denim, Anarkali style, leading style, short, asymmetrical hem are quite a couple forms of churidar Kurtis.

This classic Punjabi dress is A4 bit outfit comprising of

The scarf can be actually a fundamental dupatta that's been embroidered or crafted with local layouts. Phulkari work is often woven with this scarf.

The top garment is popularly Referred to because of the kurta/Kurti. It really is long/short with side slits to your waist. The lower section usually exhibits a gorgeous blue edge.

it's along with flared skirt with a decorated hemline. The Ghaghra twirls round whenever you go around in circles.

The salwar trousers are baggy pants worn Underneath the Ghaghra.

Punjabi Ghaghra is often worn with rural Punjabi ladies. It's elegant yet comfy. The decorative Punjabi costume is usually crafted within this style. It's offered in various fabrics such as brocade, chiffon, net, crepe, silk, silk & georgette. Bead-work, zari work, and also mirror-work is all done to create life to the outfit that was dull. Accessorize the Punjabi Ghaghra using Paranda, juttis, jhoomars and also a dozen bangles to stone the ultimate Punjabi design.

Epilogue

Urban India brings on conventional Punjabi dress from many striking designs and affordable prices at a varied range under one roof. Read in our multiple alternatives to select your ideal fit and stone the Punjabi motif confidently and zeal

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Explore exquisite Kashmiri embroidery shawls online. Discover beautifully handcrafted Kashmiri shawls adorned with traditional Kashida embroidery, blending elegance and heritage. Perfect for any occasion, these luxurious shawls offer warmth and style. Shop now for timeless fashion!

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Towards the completion of the nineteenth century, European and American markets coordinated the modification in plan and shading mixes in Embroidery. In an overall world, will Embroidery make due to its unique surface and methodology? By far most of the customers that buy the work these days are either craftsmanship mates or NRIs. embroidery got the opportunity to be particularly pervasive in Europe and American markets in the19th century. You can get these designer tops online and get some discounts. You can buy Latest tops online and look beautiful. You can get some discounts if you buy online and this is the way you save your money as well as time. You can avail many discounts. This is the way you can save your money and time too.

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The word Embroidery is synonymous with Punjab and its lifestyle. Its significance, in the lives of the all-inclusive community, has not diminished even today and continues molding a principal bit of all wedding capacities happening in Punjab. This word at first appeared in Punjabi writing in the eighteenth century. Waris Shah’s Heer Ranjha depicts the trousseau of Heer and records diverse bits of clothing with embroidery among them. Booti was fundamentally an aftereffect of nearby work done by the women of the family. Notwithstanding the way that this weaving was not done on a business scale, some of it found a market abroad. Lockwood Kipling (father of Rudyard Kipling) orchestrated a give a record of Punjab industry for the Journal of Indian Art. He communicates, “Since the Punjab Exhibition of 1881, a broad trade has risen at Amritsar, wherein the neighboring towns, and women of about all standings have their amusement in this work.

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Mechanical and Mission schools have won with respect to making Europeanized adjustments of Embroidery of extremely stunning revoltingness and it may be said that more primitive the locale the better the work”. While the women of Punjab used these weavings for shawls, or Ghaghara’s, they were used to make shades for European homes. Cases of Embroidery material were sent to Colonial and Indian Exhibition, held under the British organization, from different districts of Punjab, essentially Amritsar, Sialkot, Montgomery, Rawalpindi, Firozpur. There were firms in Amritsar where Embroidery work of any shape or size could be asked.

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Devi Sahai and Chambal or Devi Sahai and Prabhu Dayal sold basic chaddars reaching out from Rs 5 rupees to Rs 20. There are differing theories about the beginning stage of Embroidery. One such conviction is that this weaving was prevalent in different parts of the country as far back as the seventh century however survived just in Punjab. Topics like the ones found in Embroidery are similarly found in Kashida of Bihar and a part of the weavings of Rajasthan. Just buy the best tops and have some good time. The fashion statement is all that you have now.

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Step into Luxury: Trending Kashmiri Kurta Sets for Every Occasion

Kashmiri fashion has long been synonymous with elegance and sophistication. The intricate designs, vibrant colors, and rich fabrics create an unmistakable allure. Whether you’re attending a formal gathering or simply looking to elevate your everyday wardrobe, Kashmiri kurta sets offer a unique blend of tradition and modern style. In this blog, we'll explore the latest trends in Kashmiri Pheran Suits, Kashmiri cotton kurta for women, and stylish co-ord sets for women, perfect for every occasion.

1. The Allure of Kashmiri Pheran Suits

The Kashmiri Pheran suit is a traditional outfit with a rich cultural heritage. Known for its loose fit and wide sleeves, the Pheran is typically worn in colder months but has been reimagined for year-round wear by modern designers. Today’s Kashmiri Pheran suits feature lighter fabrics, making them suitable for diverse occasions, from casual brunches to festive gatherings.

The beauty of these suits lies in their intricate embroidery, often featuring floral patterns, paisleys, and Kashida work, which elevate their appeal. Pairing them with embroidered shawls or stoles creates a complete, luxurious ensemble that’s both chic and comfortable.

2. Timeless Comfort: Kashmiri Cotton Kurta for Women

For those who value both style and comfort, the Kashmiri cotton kurta for women is an ideal choice. Made from high-quality, breathable cotton, these kurtas are perfect for warmer weather and everyday wear. However, don’t let the simplicity of cotton fool you. Kashmiri cotton kurtas are often adorned with traditional hand embroidery, adding a touch of elegance to the fabric.

What makes these kurtas stand out is their versatility. Whether you’re heading to work or a casual outing, a Kashmiri cotton kurta can be dressed up or down with ease. Pair it with leggings, palazzos, or even denim for a modern twist. Add statement jewelry or a light dupatta, and you're ready to step out in style.

3. Effortless Style: Co-Ord Sets for Women

Co-ord sets are having a major moment in fashion, and Kashmiri-inspired co-ord sets for women offer a fresh take on this trend. These matching top-and-bottom sets are designed to create a cohesive and stylish look with minimal effort. Whether it’s a kurta paired with matching pants or a tunic and palazzo combo, co-ord sets make it easy to achieve an effortlessly polished appearance.

The best part about these sets is their versatility. You can wear them as is or mix and match with other pieces in your wardrobe to create multiple outfits. Co-ord sets are ideal for women who love to stay on-trend without sacrificing comfort, making them perfect for everything from casual daywear to evening events.

How to Style Your Kashmiri Kurta Set

Here are a few tips to help you style your Kashmiri kurta set for any occasion:

Conclusion

Kashmiri kurta sets are more than just outfits; they are a statement of grace and elegance. Whether you prefer the traditional charm of a Kashmiri Pheran suit, the comfort of a Kashmiri cotton kurta, or the modern ease of a co-ord set, these pieces are timeless and versatile, making them a must-have in every wardrobe. Embrace luxury and step.

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Explore Embroidery & Colours from Kashmir Valley at Kalashree Regalia Chandni Chowk

Kashmir – the heaven on earth is well-known for its natural picturesque. This is not the only thing which Kashmir is for. The valley has also earned huge recognition for its handicrafts. Kashmiri Embroidery is one of the most fascinating thing which is found on garments like the phiran, tapestry, curtains, shawls and household linen. The embroidery is renowned for its beauty and richness which manifests the colour of the region like chinar leaves, cypress cones, the lotus and almonds.  

Kala Shree Regalia is bringing forth the amazing designs and patterns carved in Kashmiri Embroidery. We are presenting Kashida, the local lingo for the embroidery. It is used in number of stitch styles, of which, the sujni stitch is used when uniformity is desired on both sides, like in choice shawls. Single stitch style is considered to be the signature style of Kashida Embroidery.

There are several other internationally recognized styles of Kashmiri Embroidery. Some of the most popular include satin stitch, herringbone, stem stitch, chain stitch, knot stitch and many more which are also creatively implemented. Styles like Amli embroidery is provided with multi-coloured threads which replicate the sheer essence of the mystic nature.

Kala Shree Regalia is bringing forth splendid collection of lehengas, sarees and other miraculous women outfits which are created in rich Kashmiri Embroidery motifs. Our exclusive collection of silk sarees is carved in awesome handcrafted artwork of Kashmiri embroidery which you can wear on special occasions like marriages, wedding ceremony, etc.

Visit our store to buy Kashmiri Embroidery rich Sarees, Lehengas and other amazing collection. Available in wide range of colour patterns, our collection is specifically created from the Kashmiri craftsmen. Furthermore, we can also create custom made designs based on your requirements. If you want to buy bridal lehenga, exclusively created in Kashmiri Embroidery then Kala Shree Regalia can create that for you. Visit our store to explore our amazing range.

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Kashmiri or Kashida Embriodery

Kashmiri or Kashida Embriodery Kashmiri embroidery(also Kashida) is used for phirans (woollen kurtas) and namdahs (woollen rugs)as well as stoles. It draws inspiration from nature. Birds, blossoms and flowers, creepers, chinar leaves, ghobi, mangoes, lotus, and trees are the most common themes. The entire pattern is made with one or two embroidery stitches, and mainly chain stitch on a base of silk, wool and cotton: the colour is usually white, off-white or cream but nowadays one can find stoles and salwar-kameez sets in many other colours such as brown, deep blue, sky blue, maroon and rani pink. Kashida is primarily done on canvas with crystal threads, but Kashida also employs pashmina and leather threads. Apart from clothes, it’s found on home furnishings like bed spreads, sofa and floor cushions, and pillow covers.The base cloth, whether wool or cotton, is generally white or cream or a similar shade. Pastel colors are also often used. The craftsmen use shades that blend with the background. Thread colors are inspired by local flowers. Only one or two stitches are employed on one fabric.Papier maché’ embroidery. Here flowers and leaves are worked in the satin stitch and employ the bright colors that are found in papier maché objects. Each motif is then outlined in black. This design is employed either in broad panels on both sides of a shawl or on the entire surface of a stole. The final effect of this type of embroidery looks translucent and has a “stained-glass work” look.

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