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Basic Aari Design

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Aari design is a traditional form of intricate hand embroidery that originated in the Indian subcontinent, particularly flourishing in regions like Kashmir, Gujarat, and Rajasthan. The name comes from the specialized ‘Aari’ needle, a hooked needle resembling a crochet tool, used to create fine, chain-stitch embroidery patterns.

Origins and Cultural Roots

Aari embroidery traces back to the Mughal era (16th century), where it gained royal patronage and was prominently featured in the attire of nobility. It evolved as a refined art under the influence of Persian aesthetics, with floral and paisley motifs becoming signature elements. The Mughals introduced the technique to Indian artisans, who adapted it into local textile traditions.

Artisanal Craftsmanship

This embroidery technique involves stretching the fabric on a wooden frame (adda) and using the Aari needle to work from the top, looping thread through the fabric in fine, continuous chain stitches. The result is highly detailed and textured designs. Materials such as silk threads, zari (metallic thread), beads, sequins, and stones are often used.

Modern Evolution

Originally used to embellish royal garments, Aari embroidery is now popular in bridal wear, sarees, lehengas, and contemporary fashion. It continues to be an important part of handcrafted Indian fashion, especially in designer couture and traditional outfits.

In summary, Aari design is a centuries-old embroidery tradition that combines art, heritage, and skilled craftsmanship, making it a treasured element of India’s textile legacy.

Chain Stitch | End Knot

Greeping Chain Stitch (4)

Zig Zag Stitch (3)

Button Hole Stitch (2)

Double Button Hole Stitch

Fly Stitch (2)

Feather Stitch (2)

Leaf Stitch (3)

Load Stitch (2)

Khata Stitch

Striped Buttonhole Stitch

Striped Leaf Stitch

Water Filling

Thambur Work

Butterfly Stitch

Chamki

Sugar Bead

Half Bead

Long and Short Stitch

Half Leaf

Thread Mat Filling

Chakri

Choniki./ chaniki + Sugar bead f Chomihi 4 tube Chamiki+ Sugarbead (2)

Blouse Measurement

Marking and Tracing

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25
Students:
1
Certifications:
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Language:
English

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Basic Aari Design

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Chain Stitch | End Knot

Greeping Chain Stitch (4)

Zig Zag Stitch (3)

Button Hole Stitch (2)

Double Button Hole Stitch

Fly Stitch (2)

Feather Stitch (2)

Leaf Stitch (3)

Load Stitch (2)

Khata Stitch

Striped Buttonhole Stitch

Striped Leaf Stitch

Water Filling

Thambur Work

Butterfly Stitch

Chamki

Sugar Bead

Half Bead

Long and Short Stitch

Half Leaf

Thread Mat Filling

Chakri

Choniki./ chaniki + Sugar bead f Chomihi 4 tube Chamiki+ Sugarbead (2)

Blouse Measurement

Marking and Tracing

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