Zari Suit

Zari Work is a beautiful and old Indian embroidery technique. It uses shiny threads made of gold or silver to create pretty designs on clothes. The word “zari” comes from a Persian word that means gold. Long ago, real gold and silver were used for zari work, mostly for royal clothes worn by kings and queens. Now, other threads with a gold or silver look are used so more people can enjoy this style.

Making zari work is a skill that takes time and careful handwork. The threads are either woven into the fabric or sewn on by hand using tiny needles. These designs can be flowers, leaves, spirals, or simple shapes, often decorated with small beads and shiny stones to make them look even better.

You can see zari work on many types of Indian clothes like sarees, lehengas, and kurtas, especially those worn at weddings and festivals. This embroidery gives clothes a rich and special look, making the wearer feel elegant and traditional at the same time.

Different places in India make zari work in their own style, such as Varanasi, Lucknow, and Hyderabad, each known for unique patterns and colors.

At CoutureCraze, we offer many outfits with beautiful zari work that celebrate this amazing Indian art. Our collection lets you enjoy traditional craftsmanship in a style that fits modern fashion.