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Intricate Hand Embroidery & Details for Custom Outfits

byAnthariya by Nidhi GowdaVisit studio in Naagarabhaavi or order online across IndiaStarts from5,500 per outfitView full gallery

From delicate zardosi on silk blouses to royal hand-work on sherwanis, I craft every detail by hand. Let’s create something unique for your big day.

A closer look at the craftsmanship of a Langa Davani. This video shows the heavy zardosi and threadwork on the blouse sleeves and the delicate scalloped border of the dupatta, all done by hand.

The details make the design. This is a close-up of the hand embroidery on a groom's silk kurta, showing the intricate zardosi work on the collar and placket that gives it a royal finish.

A detailed shot of the hand-worked blouse for a custom Langa Davani. The combination of zardosi, threadwork, and beadwork on the puff sleeves creates a rich, textured look.

The full view of a custom Pattu Langa Davani on a mannequin. This shows how the heavily embroidered blouse and dupatta complement the pleated silk skirt with its traditional border.

A front view of the Langa Davani, highlighting the sweetheart neckline and the detailed embroidery that frames it. The scalloped, embroidered edge of the dupatta adds another layer of elegance.

The back of the blouse is just as important as the front. This design features a beautiful keyhole cutout, framed with the same intricate hand embroidery seen on the sleeves.

A detailed look at the back of Dr. Tushara's custom blouse. The unique scalloped cutout is highlighted with beautiful floral embroidery in pastel threads, adding a modern and delicate touch.

A close-up of another custom groom's kurta. The rich gold embroidery is carefully handcrafted along the collar, placket, and cuffs for a balanced and elegant design.

Details of a custom-made formal shirt for a groom. Even a simple shirt can be elevated with hand embroidery on the collar and cuffs, perfect for a reception or engagement look.

A beautifully folded groom's outfit ready for delivery. This shows the detailed hand embroidery on the kurta and the matching pure silk veshti with a traditional gold zari border.

About Intricate Hand Embroidery & Details

Hand embroidery is all about respecting the fabric underneath. For delicate crepe silks, I choose lighter zardosi and thread work to prevent the fabric from drooping, whereas for heavy brocades, I can go all out with bold beadwork and structural padding. When you visit my studio, we do not just pick a design. We look at the weight and fall of your chosen cloth to ensure the embroidery enhances the silhouette rather than overwhelming it.

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