Zardosi Saree

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Zardosi Sarees – The Art of Royal Embroidery Zardosi is one of the oldest forms of embroidery art in India which is very beautiful. It creates flowers, leaves and paisleys using gold and silver threads. It is also garnished with small metallic wires, pearls, and shiny gems to enhance the lavish appearance. Saree adorned with Zardosi work looks elegant and grand. This type of embroidery was primarily worn by emperors and empresses during the ancient periods, but in modern times, it is seen in bridal dresses, festive clothes, and designer luxury sarees. At KCPC Bandhani, we have authentic Zardosi sarees made out of fabrics like silk, chiffon, and Banarasi. We have both traditional and trendy styles. The Zardosi embroidery is time-consuming, taking sometimes - hours to even days to complete. Thus this makes every saree feel special. Let's take a look at the various styles and ways to wear Zardosi sarees. Types of Zardosi Sarees to Shop Online Zardosi Saree It is the adding of Zardosi embroidery on hand woven sarees that make Zardosi sarees stand out, which are renowned for their meticulous gold thread hand stitching. Traditionally, the embroidery is dense and more intricate along the borders, tapering gradually towards the middle. They are ideal for very ostentatious occasions. With gold ornaments, a tidy bun, and striking red lipstick, you will be all set to flaunt. KCPC Bandhani has modern and traditional Zardosi pattern sarees. Zardosi Banarasi Saree A combination of two crafts makes the Zardosi Banarasi saree: Zardosi embroidery and Banarasi weaving. The saree was first constructed in Varanasi and embroidered on by specialized craftsmen afterwards. It is a royal drape fit for a queen. These sarees serve as bridal attire or for important occasions like the engagement ceremony. Available colors are maroon, navy, and emerald green. Zardosi Benarasi Saree Zardosi Benarasi saree is another name for this variant which commonly uses silk or brocade as the material. The em

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