Embroidery kurtis

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At the heart of embroidery kurtis is decorative stitching, which brings various designs and patterns to life. The decorative stitching is brought to prominence by accentuating the designs with color stones, beads, mirrors, crystals, buttons, and much more. The different types of decorative stitching used in embroidery kurtis include zari, nakshi, chikankari, kundan, zardosi, phulkari, and gota among others.

An important aspect of decorative stitching in embroidery kurtis is the choice of fabric. The most popular choices include silk, Khadi silk, cotton, and polyster. Cotton and silk have the ability to highlight the subtle embroidery work on the kurtis and hence is the natural choice of designers. Silk and cotton also have the ability to bring out contrasting colors like gold and silver, which is most often used in zari stitching work for creating awe inspiring patterns.

Embroidery kurtis can comprise of embroidered designs around specific places like the neck line, the wrists, and the hemlines. Rich embroidery around the neck is most common and this type of stitching is created around various floral motifs and traditional motifs. Due to western influence, stitching Assisi motifs, and that of birds and animals have also become quite common in embroidery kurtis. Another type of motif that is gradually gaining recognition is spiritual symbols and art revolving around it.

Beautiful and eye catching designs around the neckline especially in v-neck or u-neck embroidery kurtis is a rage. These designs can vary from being subtle and simplistic to being vivid and bold. The pronouncing designs articulate different moods and desires of a woman making the embroidery kurtis one of the most enchanting semi-formal wear in the Indian subcontinent.

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