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Zari Tepestry Embroidery Wall Hanging
Zardozi (zar- gold, dozi-embroidery) was once patronized by Mughal emperors and used extensively to adorn their clothes, chambers and curtains etc. Totally hand-embroidered by master artisans of Agra, the descendents of those who once created these pieces for the royalty, this stunning wall art has been created the age old way using a rectangular wooden frame and hooked needles. The only difference is that whereas centuries ago, real gold wires were used as embroidery threads, nowadays we use golden polished copper wires. At Ms Handicrafts gallery, we live to keep alive India’s Mughal art traditions, once the pride and joy of the royal houses. When art lovers such as you buy a Mughal art piece, the surviving few craftsmen are encouraged to pass this craft onto their children.
Tapestry Zardozi Gold Embroidery Wall hanging panel
Product Price: Rs 2,600 / PieceGet Best Price
Minimum Order Quantity: 10 Piece
Product Details:
| Design/Pattern | Embroidery |
| Material | Thread |
| Size | 12x12 inches |
| Color | Mehroon & Blue |
| Usage/Application | Home Decor Wall Hanging |
| Brand | Ms Handicrafts |
| Packaging Type | Carton |
| Care | Cloth |
| Thickness | 10 mm |
| Combustion Chamber Warranty | Life time |
| Product Code | 1090 |
| Use | Home decor |
| Width | 12 |
| Weight | 1 kg |
| Shape | Square |
| Height | 12 |
| SKU | 190 |
| Work | Gold Embroidery |
| Theme | Flower |
| Length | 12 |
| Model | Classic |
Zardozi (zar- gold, dozi-embroidery) was once patronized by Mughal emperors and used extensively to adorn their clothes, chambers and curtains etc. Totally hand-embroidered by master artisans of Agra, the descendents of those who once created these pieces for the royalty, this stunning wall art has been created the age old way using a rectangular wooden frame and hooked needles. The only difference is that whereas centuries ago, real gold wires were used as embroidery threads, nowadays we use golden polished copper wires. At Ms Handicrafts gallery, we live to keep alive India’s Mughal art traditions, once the pride and joy of the royal houses. When art lovers such as you buy a Mughal art piece, the surviving few craftsmen are encouraged to pass this craft onto their children.
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