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Zari Zardosi - Agra

The Art of Metal Embroidery
by
Prof. Bibhudutta Baral
NID, Bengaluru
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  • With the help of a stencil the basic shape is traced.

  • Inside the shape the required design is traced on a tracing paper.

  • Golden beads and strips are cut and kept.

  • A sewing needle is inserted in the beads or golden strips.

  • The beads are sewn on the traced design.

  • Final product of Zari Zardozi craft.

  • Wall decorative embellished with beads and stones.

  • A purse decorated with zari work of grapes motif.

  • Varieties of purses with different motifs work.

  • Handbag embellished with zari and beadwork.

  • Wall hanging made of zari work depicting Goddess Lakshmi.

  • Wall hanging depicting the pattern of a beautiful peacock.

With the help of a stencil the basic shape is traced.

Inside the shape the required design is traced on a tracing paper.

Golden beads and strips are cut and kept.

A sewing needle is inserted in the beads or golden strips.

The beads are sewn on the traced design.

Final product of Zari Zardozi craft.

Wall decorative embellished with beads and stones.

A purse decorated with zari work of grapes motif.

Varieties of purses with different motifs work.

Handbag embellished with zari and beadwork.

Wall hanging made of zari work depicting Goddess Lakshmi.

Wall hanging depicting the pattern of a beautiful peacock.

Zari Zardosi which originated in Persia was brought down to India by the Mughal rulers, to embellish their royal attires with this metal embroidery. In the old days, this craft was confined only to the royal families, but now it is at an easy reach for the common people. Zari embroidery is widely used nowadays to make wedding dresses because it depicts royalty.

Apart from wearable garments, this embroidery is also found on a variety of products like cushion covers, tablecloths, wall hangings, bags, purses, bed sheets, etc. This kind of elaborate embroidery is also done by using gold threads sequins, beads and precious stones to embellish heavy coats, cushions, shoes and belts. Various kinds of stitches like Salma, Sitara, Gijai, Badla and Katori are used to bring out the antiquity of the craft. These techniques are passed on from generation to generation who preside in the areas of Agra, Delhi, Jaipur and Surat.

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With the help of a stencil the basic shape is traced.

Inside the shape the required design is traced on a tracing paper.

Golden beads and strips are cut and kept.

A sewing needle is inserted in the beads or golden strips.

The beads are sewn on the traced design.

Final product of Zari Zardozi craft.

Wall decorative embellished with beads and stones.

A purse decorated with zari work of grapes motif.

Varieties of purses with different motifs work.

Handbag embellished with zari and beadwork.

Wall hanging made of zari work depicting Goddess Lakshmi.

Wall hanging depicting the pattern of a beautiful peacock.


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