Best Embroidery Designs of India

 Top Indian Embroidery Designs Ruling the Fashion Industry





Ever wondered how colourless and pale the fashion industry would have been if we did not have embroidery. Embroidery designs have existed in India for a long time and they have come a long way as well. These designs have been well adapted to the changing needs and preferences of the people.

Today, embroidery designs play a major role in the fashion industry and it adds life to basic boring fabrics. There are many types of embroidery designs that are practiced in India and each one of them has their unique quality and speciality. Let’s have a look at the best Indian embroidery designs that are the backbone of the fashion industry.

1.Chikankari

Also known as Chikan embroidery, this embroidery design originated in Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh. It is rumoured that Chikankari was introduced by Noor Jahan, wife of Jahangir, during the Mughal period. In the initial days, it was done with white thread on the white fabric which was usually cotton but today you can find Chikankri embroidery designs in every possible colour. You can also find this beautiful embroidery on different types of fabric like linen, georgette or chiffons. The thread work done in this type of embroidery usually depicts motifs like flora and fauna.

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2.Phulkari

Punjab is not only famous for ‘Sarson Ka Saag and Makki Di Roti’ but also for its embroidery design ‘Phulkari’. As the name depicts, Phulkari is an embroidery design of flowers on fabric. It was practiced by the homemakers for Punjab as a pastime. The base cloth is dull, often Khadi. Then it is completely covered with bright coloured embroidery designs with no gaps. The motifs follow a geometrical pattern and are usually decorated in floral designs. Traditionally, phulkari was a bridal outfit, but today it can be worn on traditional events too.


3.Zari/ Zardosi

‘Zari’ means ‘gold’ and ‘dosi’ means ‘embroidery’ in Persian. In this embroidery usually gold and silver threads are used to create intricate designs and motifs with precious stones and pearls. Initially, zari was practiced on velvet fabric, which made it look very royal, but now it is done on various fabrics like silk and much more. Earlier, it was worn only by the rich, but now almost everyone could afford it.

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