Brought to India by the Moghuls in the 16th century, Zardozi is an ornate metallic embroidery done using metallic threads in colours of gold and silver. The word Zardozi hails from two Persian words - 'zar' or 'zarin' meaning gold, and 'dozi' meaning sewing. This beautiful and rich embroidery has been loved and adorned on luxurious velvet, satin, and silk-based fabrics over the years.

So come let's explore this royal art form!

What Do You Learn

-Introduction to the artform and material

-Tracing of the design

-Basic stitches

-Remaining of the stitches

1. Material Includes
2. -2 Fabric
3. -1 Fancy Embroidery ring (7 inches)
4. -1 Scissor
5. -1 Reference sheet
6. -2 Carbon papers
7. -1 Pencil
8. -4 Needles (No.9) & (No.5)
9. -4 Threads
10. 6 Pouches of :Zardosi wires & beads