Key Features of Kutch Aari embroidery blouse material 
Embroidery: Aari hand embroidery (16 types of kutch embroidery, Aari one of them)
Fabric: Mashru silk
Size: 1 meter 
Color: White
Occasion: Perfect for festivals, weddings, and cultural celebrations
 
About Neran embroidery
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Aari embroidery gets its name from the tool used in this style, the aari—a hooked needle. Aari embroidery is done by tightening the cloth with a wooden ring or frame. Then, work is done on the stretched cloth with an aari.
It is believed that it was first developed by leather workers who used to create embroidered footwear. It was also popular during the Mughal and British eras.
Craftswomen create a painting-like effect using very fine stitches. Most of the motifs of Aari embroidery are derived from nature, like colorful flowers, leaves, trees, animals, and birds. Aari work sarees are in demand by women of all age groups. The golden and silver thread embroidery catches the eye.
The craftswomen of the Mochi community have popularized this old art. Repeated stitches, fine thread work, practice using the aari needle, and patience are all required to contribute to this traditional handwork.
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This Kutch Aari embroidery blouse material is a timeless piece, preserving the essence of traditional Kutch artistry. Its rich history and craftsmanship make it a cherished addition to any ethnic wardrobe.
Care Instructions:
Dry clean only to maintain the integrity of the fabric and embroidery.
Handle with care, and avoid direct exposure to sunlight for long durations.
 
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