Embroidered sarees are an all-time favourite among Indian women. Beautiful, intricate designs make every embroidered saree look unique and bring forward an artistic charm. G3 Fashions is the best place for shopping online embroidered sarees. We provide worldwide shipping to all our products.

Various artisans from different regions in India produce myriad creations, each region exhibiting its own ethnic essence. Eastern India embodies the strongest tradition of embroidery.

A variety of fabrics are suitable for embroidery, the most common ones being brocade, silk, cotton, georgette, crepe and handloom material. Embroidery is sometimes also seen on the traditional Kanjeevaram sarees typical to South India.

Based on the kind of embroidery and the state to which it belongs, sarees are given names accordingly. Chanderi, Chikan, Paithani, Jamawar are some well-known names which come to mind when talking about Indian embroidered sarees.

The distinguishing feature of these sarees is the different, interesting kind of threads that are used. Chikankari is a delicate shadow-work kind of embroidery that normally uses all shades in the white and off white family, and sometimes colourless threads.

Metallic threads like gold, silver and rich colors with a metallic effect produce attractive thread work suitable for heavy sarees.

Patterns on embroidered sarees can range from floral and leaf patterns, human forms, geometrical designs, motifs, buttis and so on. Zari, Zardosi, Kamdani, Phulkari, Kantha etc. are few names of embroidery exclusive to India.

Kantha is a popular kind of Bengali embroidery. It looks like a running stitch resembling a very artistic form of hemming. Kantha stitch is mostly done on tussar silk, and primarily depicts Indian folk art designs.

Designer embroidered sarees thrive on the concept of traditional Indian thread work done on contemporary fabrics, thereby creating a fusion of traditionalism and modernism, making them a hit among modern Indian women.

Also, to keep pace with the growing demand, hand embroidery is coupled with machine embroidery. As the name suggests, machines are used to do the thread work.

Even though machine embroidery does not match up to the rustic beauty of hand embroidery, it is faster and beautiful in its own way, and leaves room for more detailed patterns.

Shopping options for embroidered sarees range from regular retail to exclusive branded stores and renowned designers. Sarees by themselves are synonymous with Indian tradition, and fascinating embroidery forms add that extra touch of ethnicity to them.

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