Sakhi fashions - kanchivaram silk in Bangalore
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Kanchivaram Silk:
Kanchivaram is one of the superior silk fabrics in the world, woven by skilled weavers from the famed temple town of Kanchipuram. This treasured silk in olive green features intricate cut work detailing with Benaras brocade hand-appliqué. The feminine wave design cut work creates an interestingly random border. The luxurious Benaras brocade in pink hue features minute leaf design, with a touch of green.
Kundan Embroidery:
This exquisite form of embroidery allows the artisan to recreate a piece of jewellery on the garment. Kundan stones are fixed firmly by surrounding them with Zardosi hand embroidery, an art form that draws inspiration from the golden ages and revives majestic motifs inspired by royal Indian jewels.
Cut Work:
Sakhi uses this traditional form of fine needlework to transform modest plain Kanchivaram silk into a modern and trendy ensemble. In this form of embroidery, portions of the background fabric are cut away and the edges worked over in buttonhole stitches. The applications of this craft include bold elaborate pallus with understated borders hand embroidered with cut work, or unique combinations with complementing block prints.
Kanchivaram is one of the superior silk fabrics in the world, woven by skilled weavers from the famed temple town of Kanchipuram. This treasured silk in olive green features intricate cut work detailing with Benaras brocade hand-appliqué. The feminine wave design cut work creates an interestingly random border. The luxurious Benaras brocade in pink hue features minute leaf design, with a touch of green.
Kundan Embroidery:
This exquisite form of embroidery allows the artisan to recreate a piece of jewellery on the garment. Kundan stones are fixed firmly by surrounding them with Zardosi hand embroidery, an art form that draws inspiration from the golden ages and revives majestic motifs inspired by royal Indian jewels.
Cut Work:
Sakhi uses this traditional form of fine needlework to transform modest plain Kanchivaram silk into a modern and trendy ensemble. In this form of embroidery, portions of the background fabric are cut away and the edges worked over in buttonhole stitches. The applications of this craft include bold elaborate pallus with understated borders hand embroidered with cut work, or unique combinations with complementing block prints.
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