Zari embroidery made its base in India at the time of Rig Veda while it was in the 17th century (Mughal Era) that this form of art reached its summit. Back then, this intricate and beautiful form of art was done using pure silver and gold wires. Fast forward to now, both the resources are not available in abundance as before, as a result of which zari embroidery is done while mixing copper wires with silver and gold polished wires. Indian Government declared zari embroidery as the most primitive form of handicraft which exhibits the authenticity and richness embodied within this art form. Being a multi-purpose dress, this 3 piece set giving the much-needed indo-western look is such a versatile piece of clothing that you wouldn’t be able to convince your heart to not buy it. The silver thread embroidery on this astonishing shrug with the extremely gracious tie-up being accompanied by a straight hem is the detail upon which once you glance on, will not let you lose sight of it that easily. With the most unique boat-shaped neckline while the sequence accompanying them, this outfit is nothing less than perfect for upcoming months.
Exotic India is here to sort your wardrobe for this festive season in order to avoid your last-minute rush. Get ready to get all the queen feels with this contemporary piece of clothing with enriching zari embroidery on it.
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