Aykez Chikan Hand Embroidered Lucknowi Chikankari Lime Green Double Shaded Cotton Blend Short A-line Top Tunic for Women SCL9032

Grey Cotton Hand Embroidered Lucknawi Chikankari Short A line Top For Women

Aykez, is ideal for any fashionista, set the fashion standards high wearing this Chikan kurta Aykez Chikan. Infused with the traditional chikan embroidery exclusive to the city of Lucknow, this product features a combination of contemporary and traditional embroidery. This particular grey coloured georgette Chikan top gives you the exact feeling of satisfaction when you wear it. It gives a classy look & is perfect for casual, regular, ethnic or traditional wear. You may complete your outfit by pairing this amazing attire with elegant & contrasting bottom wear like palazzo, trousers, sharara, leggings, or jeans and accessorizing with a traditional dupatta, jhumkas, necklace, and other jewelry. At Seva, we aim to create Chikankari in such a way that it does justice to its name and gives the definition of the fine art of handcrafted work.

Steps In The Completion Of The Chikankari On The Fabric :-

1) Block Printing – The initial phase where the design is made on the cloth of choice. The cloth is cut according to the garment it will form and using multiple wooden block stamps, designs are imprinted in blue ink on to the fabric.There will be different blocks for butis, floral patterns and borders.

2) Embroidery work– The embroidery is done over the printed design pattern using needle and thread.

3) Time Period of Handmade– It took 2 to 3 months for the product to be handcrafted from designing to finishing.

This traditional art of Lucknow is revived making Chikankari :- The chikankari work was initially done on white yarn known as tanzeb. Though embroidery has evolved with time it still remains delicate, intricate and graceful. The chikan garment goes through the production process anywhere between one to six months. The fabric is cut in the desired shape, followed by pre-embroidery work to get the desired shape of the embroidery. After printing the design on the semi-stitched garment the embroidery is begun. This is followed by a quality check. The garment is washed in a bhatti, dried and finished! There are in all 36 stitching techniques involved in Chikankari.