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We are Manufacturer of All kinds of Exclusive Embroidery Cords
We specialize in manufacturing a wide range of high-quality exclusive embroidery cords designed to add elegance, detail, and durability to any textile project.
Today, Zari is not made of real silver and gold but has polyester or cotton yarn at its core, wrapped in silver/golden metallic yarn. It is recognized by the Government of India as one of the most ancient forms of handicraft. The shining “Surat zari thread and zari embroidery material” are considered unique in the world due to the geo-climatic conditions of the region, the silver electroplating process, materials used, type of indigenous machinery adopted and the skill of the artisans.
Embroidery Cords
The silver electroplating process, materials used, type of indigenous machinery adopted and the skill of the artisans.
Products We Have
Embroidery Metallic
Jari thread is typically used to add embellishments and decorative elements to fabrics, such as sarees, wedding dresses, and traditional clothing.
Due to its metallic qualities, embroidery jari adds a luxurious touch to any garment or fabric it is used on. It is available in a wide range of colors, including gold, silver, bronze, and many more.
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Embroidery Tone to Tone Jari
The term “Tone to Tone” refers to the use of a thread or cord that is the same color as the fabric it is being embroidered on. This technique creates a subtle, textured effect that adds interest and depth to the design without being overpowering.
Fancy Tone to Tone Jari
1. Anmol Jari Thread
2. Flora Jari Thread
3. Coco-85/150d/180D Fancy Jari
4. LC 1260 POLYSTER JARI (ZARI)
Fancy Metallic Embroidery Cord
1. Metallic Braided Cords Strings Dori For Embroidery & Jewelry Making
2. Zari Thread
3. Embroidery material Metallic Glitter Dori Thread Cord
Fancy Tone to Tone Cord
It is available in a variety of colors and is often used in the textile industry for weaving, knitting, and embroidery.
There are many patterns in this category with Diff. Size and diff. look.
Embroidery Fancy Bridal Cord
Embroidery Fancy Suits Cords
Embroidery Men's Ethnic Cords
Embroidery Cotton Cord
It is made of cotton threads which are first braided and then coated with wax to form this cord.
The wax coating prevents this cord from fraying and making it strong and durable. This cord is used for Sober and Matt look for any Fabrics.
History of Jari & Cords
The art of Zari, also known as Jari, is an intricate form of embroidery that involves weaving threads made of fine gold or silver into fabrics, primarily silk1. The word ‘Zari’ is believed to have originated from a village by the same name in ancient Persia (today’s Iran), where artisans used this skill to weave thin threads of gold and silver onto fine silk fabrics1.
This art was brought to India by Persian migrants between 1700-1100 BC, during the period of Rig Veda1. However, Zari work flourished in India during the Mughal era, especially under the patronage of Emperor Akbar2. The port of Surat was linked to the Meccan pilgrimage route, which served as a major factor for re-introducing this ancient craft in India3.
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Pearls: These were often used to add a touch of luxury and elegance to the embroidered piece.
Beads: Beads of different sizes, shapes, and colors were used to create intricate designs.
Silk: Silk threads were commonly used for their smooth texture and lustrous appearance.
Linen: Linen was another popular material due to its durability and versatility.
Wool: Wool threads were used for their warmth and variety of natural colors.
Embroideries were worked primarily on two types of foundation fabrics: off-white silk in satin weave and undyed linen in plain weave, referred to as canvas. The embroidery technique determined the choice of foundation fabric. Tent stitch, cross stitch, and Gobelin stitch were worked on canvas.
It’s fascinating to see how these materials have been used throughout history to create beautiful works of art!
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