Embroidered Skirt

Embroidered skirts look elegant and classy. Embroidery represents traditional artwork and embroidered skirts are mostly preferred for formal occasions like wedding, parties, etc. Basically, embroidery is the use of needlework to enhance a piece of fabric through the use of sewing. Silk skirts with heavy embroidery of sequence work looks amazing and goes well with wrap tops. A wide variety of silk fabric and silk blends have been used for making beautiful embroidered skirts.

Types of Embroidery on Skirts
There are many different types of embroidery work done on skirts, each with their own characteristics and methods. Embroidery done on skirts can be broadly divided into hand embroidery and machine embroidery.

Hand-made embroidery includes the following types of traditional designs:

• Phulkari
• Kantha
• Zardosi
• Kasuti
• Kashmiri
• Chikan Work
• Gota Patti & Kundan Work Embroidery

The multi colored skirts with classical embroidery all over and on the waist makes it look rich and wearable for any occasion.

Types of Silk Fabric
Embroidery work is done on a wide variety of silk fabrics for making attractive skirts. Some of the commonly used fabrics are:

• Silk Georgette
• Chiffon Silk
• Silk Habutai
• Silk Satin

Apart from traditional designs, embroidered skirts are embellished with beads, sequins, tassels, etc to lend an exotic look. The blend of vibrant colors with traditional Indian artistry has led to an ever increasing demand of embroidered skirts in domestic as well as international markets.