Powder blue and violet floral work hand embroidered saree

The color combination was powder blue and violet and we had the challenge of creating something that would be classy even with the stark contrast of colors.
Keeping this in mind, we avoided using the same shade of the blouse on the saree and chose a subtle shade of violet for the flowers and used pink flowers in thread. The customer was very specific not to add sequin , beads or stones to the attire.
We simply matched the blouse with the saree by giving the same colors flowers on the blouse too.
The darker blue shade piping on the saree gave it the complete Elegance look.

This is one of those few designs which you can an overall work done on the saree at very reasonable rate @Crystelle Designer Boutique. The price range is about 5k. For the unstitched blouse and the saree.

Red line style semi silk kurti unstitched

Posting a quick picture of a hit design which sold out like hot cake. This one was just folded up from the aari aada , and we had a walk in customer who picked it up instaltly. Oh, she was such a beauty. So we quickly took some pics to keep. 

The flowers if you can see closely has been made out of the usual aari flowers style. 

We have put intricate detailing efforts by adding cut dana to the flowers. The self colored cut dana lines are the main element which gives the elegance factor. 

WhatsApp 7356033355 to get this designed cueotmized in your desired color choice. 

Animal design handwork

Today we have uploaded a small video of how you can enhance the sleeve of your blouse or kurti which has animal design.

This specific cusotmer didnt want the blouse to be too heavy as she wanted to wear it later to temple or so. We had this requirement to meet and thus we decided to stick to working on the sleeve end alone.

When you have a certain design on the fabric, mostly you get confused on how to beautify it. The simple trick is to outline the design. If you want to do some simple bead work on your own, just trace along the checks with mediim sized golden beads. That's the simplest way.

We have here outlined the animal design with beads. But just that wont give a finishing look. That's the reason why we have added chain stitch all around and to the minute elements inside. If you can see close, we have added detailing to the elephant saddle also to bring in the royal feel  with french knots.

The finishing element is the pani work. The simple rule is - fill blank space with pani work and take my word, it just works wonders .