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Blue (4)
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Depiction of flower vase with intricate background: Zari Zardozi Work by Mohd. Bilal

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36 in X 24 in

Artist - Mohd Bilal

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₹60,000

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₹60,000

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Imagery of peacocks sitting under a tree: Zari Zardozi Work by Mohd. Bilal

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48 in X 30 in

Artist - Mohd Bilal

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₹60,000

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₹60,000

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Portrayal of elephant’s head in Zari Zardozi Work by Mohd. Bilal

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48 in X 36 in

Artist - Mohd Bilal

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₹70,000

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₹70,000

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Mughal Pitcher pattern with integrated gems: Zari Zardozi Work by Mohd. Bilal

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24 in X 18 in

Artist - Mohd Bilal

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₹20,000

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₹20,000

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Depiction of floral motifs in Zari Zardozi Work by Mohd. Bilal

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36 in X 24 in

Artist - Mohd Bilal

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₹42,000

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₹42,000

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About Zardozi Embroidery

Zardozi embroidery is a centuries-old tradition in India, known for its intricate designs, shimmering metallic threads, and exquisite craftsmanship. The literal translation of the term hails from two Persian words: ‘zar’ means gold and ‘dozi’ means embroidery, thereby translating into gold embroidery. Rooted in history and steeped in tradition, this art form encompasses all the motifs in nature from flowers, leaves, and trees to animals and birds. Modern Zardozi work incorporates contemporary designs and is used in a variety of applications, including bridal wear, evening gowns, accessories, and home decor items.

History and Tradition

Zardozi is a style of embroidery that came to India from central Asia around the 12th century. It flourished under the patronage of Mughal emperors and Indian royalty and over time, became synonymous with opulence and luxury, adorning the garments, textiles, and accessories of kings, nobles, and aristocrats.

Technique and Details

Zardozi embroidery is characterized by the use of metallic threads, typically made of gold or silver, embellished with sequins, beads, and precious stones. Heavy fabrics like velvet, silk, and satin serve as the base for Zardozi work. The intricate designs are meticulously handcrafted using a variety of stitches, including satin stitch, chain stitch, and couching, to create elaborate patterns and motifs. While a simple needle can also be used, zari zardozi embroidery generally uses a hook-tipped awl, locally called 'ari', which makes for greater efficiency, as it enables the artisans to work on both sides of the fabric.

FAQ

What is the significance of Zardozi embroidery?

Zardozi embroidery has historical significance as it was used to adorn the garments and paraphernalia of Mughal royalty. Today, it remains a symbol of luxury and is widely used in bridal wear, evening gowns, and home decor.

Can Zardozi embroidery be customized?

Yes, many Zardozi embroidered items can be customized to suit your preferences. Whether it’s a specific design, color scheme, or fabric choice, customization options are often available. Please contact our customer service team to discuss your custom order requirements.

What should I do if I have specific questions about a Zardozi item?

If you have any specific questions or need further assistance, please contact our customer service team. We are happy to provide additional information and help with any inquiries you may have about our Zardozi collection.

How can I learn more about the history and significance of Zardozi embroidery?

For more information about Zardozi embroidery and its cultural significance, we offer educational resources and blog posts on our website. You can also reach out to us directly with any specific questions or to learn more about this exquisite craft.