Aari Works
Because this embroidery works well in all seasons, it is in high demand all over the world. Aari work garments look great with traditional and ethnic jewelry. Kundan sets, for example, can be well paired with such garments, resulting in widespread acceptance of these embroidery techniques.
Aari work embroideries are simple to care for. For the fabric, it is best to dry clean such garments. Soft ironing and gentle hand washing are also recommended. The Design Cart provides Aari needles for creating beautiful Aari work embroidery.
Footwear for such outfits must be carefully chosen. To properly accessorize your outfit, stick to neutral shoes such as regular heels.
To remove uneven folds in the fabric, the fabric is first tightly stitched over the wooden frame. The fabric is sewn onto the wooden frame with a thick cotton thread. This does not affect the fabric's grip and allows you to create intricate patterns on it.
Zari, cotton, and silk threads are commonly used to create Aari work embroideries. Fine embroidery patterns are a distinguishing feature of Aari work. Generally, Aari embroidery work is embellished with sequins, stones, and other embellishments to enhance the appearance of the embroidered patterns.
