Ada Hand Embroidered Fawn Pashmina Lucknow Chikankari Stole

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ColorFawn
Product FabricPashmina
Supply Type Manufacturer, Exporter, Supplier

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Product Details

Merge your styling with Kashmiri fabric and Lucknowi stitches, as this Fawn Pashmina Chikankari woolen stole designed with chikan stitches like Ulti Bakhiya, Phanda, Murri and Ghas Patti using fawn and mustard cotton thread. The combination never goes out of fashion; the boldness of Fawn perfectly matches with the subtleness of mustard. Have to go for a dinner date or evening soirees or college parties and you are looking for a dazzling ensemble to draw attention to your style? Then this chikan stole will be a perfect pick for you.

Silhouette: The Fawn pashmina stole truly indicates specialty of craftsman who plans the Chikankari work with Pleasance and style. The texture is delicate and sheer, can be worn in any occasion or event looks faultless subsequent to wear.

Fabric: Fawn Pashmina

Embroidery: Ulti Bakhiya, Phanda, Ghas Patti and Murri

Thread: Mustard and Fawn Cotton

Trivia: Chikankari is an Art of Imagination, It is a handicraft process where the wooden blocks are hand chiselled in various design patterns, and the natural stew for printing is prepared, and printed on the cloth. The chikankari artisans then use ten ary of the needlecraft embroidery, and perform the needlework artistically.

There are 32 stitches of chikankari broadly classified into Raised stitch, Embossed and Flat stitch.

Disclaimer: This product is hand embroidered and may have slight dissimilarities that are a natural outcome of the human involvement in the process. These minor variations of Stitches/Motifs add to its charm and ensure you have a unique product.

Company Details

Ada conceptualized art of chikankari on a different, albeit traditional platform. Till the time Ada ventured into a designer wear concept, chikan was being produced and sold on 'run of the mill' basis. Ada, brought together the finest artisans who with their nimble fingers started crafting breath taking chikankari designs on finest fabrics which became a delightful appreciation for the cognoscente. To break the monotony of chikankari on a dress, a fusion of 'Zardozi', 'Aari' and 'Kaamdani' done with 'Muqaish' (flattened silver or golden wire) is done which enhances its beauty. Ada as a brand, launched its retail outlet in the up market high street Hazratganj, Lucknow in 2005, though, the collection of 'chikankari' garments started atleast a decade earlier. Ada,to a certain extent, has succeeded in showcasing and thereby reviving most of the chikankari stitches which were in oblivion, through its neglected 'kashidakars' (embroiderers), thereby, these artisans were uplifted monetarily too, thus, improved their standard of living. An effort is also being made to educate the offsprings of theses artists, so that their future is secured. Mr. Vinod Kumar Arjundas, the mentor of Ada, has taken it to newer heights by transforming its retail outlet to a sprawling showroom decorated in a typical Lucknawi ethnic style complementing it with a much better and larger collection of chikankari designer wear. The online store of Ada has opened its windows to the world not only to diversify into myriad cultures but also to educate people about this art 'chikankari' which is only made in Lucknow and nowhere else in the world. Anyone can avail a dress on their doorstep at the price it is available in its showroom at Lucknow.