Did you know that Chikankari embroidery is often called ‘shadow work’? The magic lies in a special stitch called Bakhia, which creates a beautiful, shadow-like effect on fabric. But how does it work? 🔹 The Secret Behind Bakhia StitchUnlike regular embroidery, Bakhia is stitched on the reverse side of the fabric. When light passes through, […]
Chikankari has evolved far beyond its traditional roots! Once known for its delicate embroidery on voiles, mulmuls, and pastel shades, today’s Chikankari embraces a wider palette and richer fabrics. Georgettes, Tussars, and silks now steal the show, adding a modern twist to this age-old craft. But innovation comes at a cost. While Chikankari now dazzles
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Every Chikankari piece is handcrafted, and no two artisans stitch exactly the same way. Even if the color and design appear similar, the hand embroidery varies—making each piece one of a kind. So when you own a Chikankari outfit, you’re not just wearing fabric; you’re holding a unique masterpiece that no one else in the