Opulent Zardouzee: Exquisite Handcrafted Luxury Clutches
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Unraveling the Timeless Beauty of Zardosi Artwork | A Sparkling Journey Through the World of Embroidery.
Emerging in Persia and later journeying to the Indian subcontinent, Zardosi art has seamlessly woven into the nation’s cultural legacy. Once an exclusive embellishment for royalty, this lavish embroidery, using golden and silver threads, became an emblem of opulence. In the present day, Zardosi’s allure spans global enthusiasts of style and art.
At its core, Zardosi thrives through the skilled hands of artisans, infusing each stitch with passion. Melding metallic threads, sequins, and beads onto lavish fabrics, every piece embodies meticulous craftsmanship. The symmetrical artistry mirrors the precision of these masters.
Be it weddings, festivities, or special occasions, Zardosi epitomizes elegance. Its gleaming threads and intricate motifs bestow regal charisma upon any attire, an ideal preference for those pursuing sophistication.
Embark on the Zardosi journey, explore our exquisite collection today, and immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of embroidered artistry.
Embroidery with gold and silver threads has been prevalent in India since the times of Rigveda, and gained much popularity during the Mughal and its semblance in the form of Zardozi art, the intricate metal embroidery work done on fabrics such as silk, velvet and satin.
The culmination of metal and fabric has been enthralling its connoisseurs for generations.And it is this love for Zardozi and its adaptive nature that has prompted us to launch our brand, Zardouzee, from the house of 175+ years old Ganeshi Lall Emporium in Agra (U.P.).
Founded by Alark Lall, the brand brings the historic art closure to the next gen. It will also provide a rich platform to artisans to showcase their skills of zari work in various forms.
Zardouzee’s clutches, potli/pouches, souvenir boxes & hand bracelets, among many are designed keeping the young audience in mind, who make their own culture statement with the art knot from the history.