Hand-Embroidered Ethnic Wear and Custom Details
See the detail in our embroidery and fabric selection. From katdana to salli pipe work, we make sure every stitch on your outfit is deliberate.
A detailed view of a cream-colored sherwani on a mannequin. This video highlights the delicate zardoshi and machine work, showing the floral patterns and craftsmanship up close.
This video shows a client during a fitting for a pista-colored open Jodhpuri. You can see the density and sparkle of the all-over mirror work on both the jacket and the inner kurta.
This video gives a glimpse into a lively Haldi event, showcasing several of my custom-made outfits in action, including kurtas and jackets with detailed mirror work.
A showcase of various printed bandi jackets on mannequins. I use high-quality digital printing to create unique scenic and abstract designs on different colored fabrics.
A close-up portrait of a groom, providing a clear view of the texture and embroidery on his off-white sherwani, paired with traditional wedding jewelry.
A behind-the-scenes look at a photoshoot for a peachish-pink Lakhnavi sherwani. The video shows the texture of the fabric and the salli pipe work under professional lighting.
A family portrait showcasing three different custom outfits. The groom wears a classic bandhgala, while his father wears a sherwani with subtle embroidery, demonstrating my range for family attire.
About A Closer Look: Our Craftsmanship
We do more than just stitch fabric. For heavy work pieces like our sherwanis, we schedule a raw trial and a finish trial. This ensures the shoulder weight and chest silhouette are perfect before the final hand-embroidery, like zardoshi or katdana, is locked in.
The difference is in how we combine machine precision with hand finishing. When we work with raw silk or heavy jacquard, we prioritize the internal construction by using canvas fusing to keep the jacket structure sharp and wrinkle-free.
Our handwork includes:
- Katdana and Salli: We use these cut-glass and pipe beads to add subtle texture to collars, cuffs, and plackets.
- Lakhnavi and Mirror Work: For our kurta sets, we use authentic Lakhnavi patterns or mirror work to give a distinct, festive look.
- Zardoshi: On heavy sherwanis, we layer zardoshi over machine-embroidered bases to create depth without making the garment too heavy to wear for hours.
We do not just sell an outfit. We adjust the length, the chest, and the shoulder fit for your frame. We are also happy to dye fabric specifically to match your wedding theme palette.
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