Embroidered Salwar

Embroidery has always lifted the plain material to a worthy and valuable garment. An embroidered salwar is priceless when it has exquisite work done on it. Sometimes the combination of delicate work, quality of material (cotton, silk, satin or crepe) can determine its worth in the market. Some embroidered salwar takes a month long to be made with its upper garment. Heavy zardosi work, chikan work, small mirror work, combinations of laces and crochet lends importance of the embroidered salwar in recent times. Designers are known to make exquisite and antique pieces that can take your breath away. Considering that embroidered salwar never goes out of fashion, one can always check the latest patterns that are doing well. The floral designs have always been a hot favourite for the brides and wedding couture. The designs are inspired by nature. Now with the western palette opening for Indian designers, one can see the influence of European and British patterns. The use of laces is one such confluence that has helped in creating eclectic embroidered salwar. The embroidery can be done by a skilled artisan who is used to executing thousands of pieces of embroidered salwar in his lifetime. The hand crafted designs often take 4 to six weeks to be done. The ones done on the machines take lesser time and also give a good finish to the garment. Both, machine and hand made embroidered salwar have their sense of appeal to the consumer who does not mind paying its price.