Collection: Zari Work

Zari work is a traditional and intricate form of embroidery that involves the use of metallic threads, usually made of gold or silver, to embellish fabric. The term "zari" refers to both the metallic threads and the art of weaving or embroidering with these threads. Zari work is commonly used to enhance the beauty of textiles, especially in traditional Indian clothing like sarees, lehengas, and other ethnic wear.

In zari work, fine metal wires are twisted or wrapped around a silk or cotton thread to create a metallic thread. These threads are then used to embroider patterns, motifs, or borders onto the fabric. Zari work adds a touch of opulence and elegance to the textile, creating a rich and luxurious appearance.

Zari work has a long history in India and is often associated with traditional handloom weaving techniques. Over time, various regions in India have developed their unique styles of zari work, contributing to the diversity of this traditional craft.