Precision and Detailing
Each Chikankari Kurta at Zibaa is made with utmost precision and detailing. It takes our skilled artisans hours of hard work to make sure each piece of Chikankari kurti, co-ord Set, tunic and top is perfection personified.
Process of making Maaya
The first step is cutting the fabric. Skilled tailors use sharp scissors to meticulously cut out each panel of the crisp cotton cloth according to a paper pattern pinned on...
Once the Chikankari kurti fabric pieces are cut out, the next step is stitching them together. Skilled artisans neatly sew the pieces, combining the front, back, sleeves and other parts...
In block printing, carved wooden blocks are used to stamp decorative patterns onto the Chikankari kurti fabric. Applying pressure by hand, intricate prints and motifs like florals and paisleys get...
Chikankari embroidery is the specialty ornamental craft that makes these kurtis glow. The fine white thread is weaved by hand in decorative stitches to form artistic designs on the fabric....
Once embroidery is finished, the kurti goes through a cleaning process to wash off any marks or deposits from production. Gentle cleansing agents are used to carefully wash the fabric...
Some Chikankari kurtis incorporate colorful dyeing for accent details contrasting with the white base fabric and embroidery. Parts of the design may be dipped in natural dyes to add pops...
At this stage, any loose threads are trimmed, missing stitches fixed, and attachments added to finish the Chikankari kurti. Hooks, buttons, lace or other embellishments may be added for enhanced...
A freshly cleaned and pressed Chikankari kurti has a crisp beauty and glow that brings out the whitework embroidery. Expert ironing using the proper heat setting gives the finished kurti...
The first step is cutting the fabric. Skilled tailors use sharp scissors to meticulously cut out each panel of the crisp cotton cloth according to a paper pattern pinned on...
Once the Chikankari kurti fabric pieces are cut out, the next step is stitching them together. Skilled artisans neatly sew the pieces, combining the front, back, sleeves and other parts...
In block printing, carved wooden blocks are used to stamp decorative patterns onto the Chikankari kurti fabric. Applying pressure by hand, intricate prints and motifs like florals and paisleys get...
Chikankari embroidery is the specialty ornamental craft that makes these kurtis glow. The fine white thread is weaved by hand in decorative stitches to form artistic designs on the fabric....
Once embroidery is finished, the kurti goes through a cleaning process to wash off any marks or deposits from production. Gentle cleansing agents are used to carefully wash the fabric...
Some Chikankari kurtis incorporate colorful dyeing for accent details contrasting with the white base fabric and embroidery. Parts of the design may be dipped in natural dyes to add pops...
At this stage, any loose threads are trimmed, missing stitches fixed, and attachments added to finish the Chikankari kurti. Hooks, buttons, lace or other embellishments may be added for enhanced...
A freshly cleaned and pressed Chikankari kurti has a crisp beauty and glow that brings out the whitework embroidery. Expert ironing using the proper heat setting gives the finished kurti...