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Handmade intricate zardosi work.

Zardozi is form of embroidery that came to India from Persia. Its literal translation, “zar” meaning gold and “dozi” meaning embroidery, refers to the process of using metallic-bound threads to sew embellishment on to various fabrics. This heavy and intricate style of design is said to have been brought to India with the Mughal conquerors.

It found a base with thousands of artisans who have passed on this trade among their families and local communities. While the Indian city of Lucknow became a major center for this art form, its exact origin is unknown. However, there are many romanticized stories that surround its origin.

'The blend of black and gold is always a winning combination. This luxury combo is apparently quite prominent from the time of ancient Egypt, Greek & Rome rule.'

Material: Cotton silk
Neck Type: Boat neck
Wash and Care: Dry care

Front open with hooks.

Note: We provide two inch margin inside all along the stitch for minor alterations, if required. The blouse has inside lining and piping.

Bulbul - Zardosi Blouse