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70 mm Designer Kutchi Multicolor Embroidery Lace With Mirror Work - 9.00 meters
₹2,850.00 ( Inclusive GST )
Size: 70 mm
Putup: 9.00 meters
Only 2 left in stock
Weight | 360 g |
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Dimensions | 17.5 × 17.5 × 8 cm |
Color | Multi |
Size | 70 mm |
Putup | 9.00 meters |
Material and Construction: Made primarily from cotton or silk fabric, this lace features elaborate embroidery originating from the Kutch region of Gujarat, India. The base fabric is typically sturdy yet flexible, allowing for the detailed embellishments and mirror work that adorn its surface. Embroidery Technique: The embroidery is characterized by its rich use of colors and patterns, often featuring geometric shapes, floral motifs, and traditional symbols. Skilled artisans meticulously stitch each motif using vibrant threads in contrasting and complementary colors, creating a striking visual impact. Mirror Work (Shisha Embroidery): A hallmark of Kutchi embroidery, mirror work involves the careful insertion of small mirrors (known as shisha) within the fabric. These mirrors are framed with intricate stitching, often in a circular or diamond pattern, enhancing the fabric’s reflective and decorative qualities. Color Palette: The color palette is vivid and diverse, reflecting the region’s vibrant culture and traditions. Bright hues such as reds, blues, greens, and yellows dominate, creating a lively and festive appearance that is synonymous with Kutchi embroidery. Design Elements: Designs are deeply rooted in Kutchi culture, incorporating motifs that carry symbolic meanings. Traditional patterns like peacocks, elephants, floral vines, and geometric shapes are common, each representing aspects of nature, spirituality, and community. Usage: The lace is versatile, used to adorn garments such as blouses, dresses, and sarees. It also finds its way into home decor items like cushion covers, table runners, and wall hangings, adding a touch of ethnic elegance to any space. Cultural Significance: Beyond its aesthetic appeal, Kutchi embroidery holds cultural significance as a form of artistic expression and identity. It preserves traditional techniques passed down through generations and serves as a testament to the community’s craftsmanship and creativity. Aesthetic Appeal: The combination of vibrant colors, intricate embroidery, and shimmering mirrors creates a captivating visual spectacle. The play of light on the mirrors and the dynamic patterns draw the eye, making each piece of Kutchi embroidery lace a unique and cherished work of art.
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