Lavender Parsi thread embroidery Organza Fabric GPF-32098
Lavender Organza with Parsi Thread Embroidery — delicate sheer base, heirloom-quality traditional embroidery.
A fine organza with a crisp, semi-transparent surface and a natural sheen. Parsi (Gara) thread embroidery is worked across the fabric in fine thread — characterised by its dense, intricate patterns featuring stylised birds, flowers, and botanical motifs drawn from Persian design traditions. The threadwork covers the surface with a refined, even density that adds a richly crafted texture to the luminous organza base without reducing its delicate transparency.
Parsi (Gara) embroidery is a traditional needlework art form of India's Zoroastrian Parsi community, who migrated from Persia over 1,000 years ago. Known for its densely worked nature-inspired motifs — peacocks, phoenixes, fish, and floral sprays — stitched in fine thread using Chinese and European needlework techniques adapted into the Indian textile tradition. Parsi-embroidered pieces are often considered collector's items and passed down as heirlooms.
Well-suited for festive sarees, bridal dupattas, shawls, and occasion blouses. Ideal for formal weddings, religious functions, and celebrations where traditional Indian heritage wear is appropriate. Pairs with solid silk or satin borders in ivory, gold, or deep jewel tones.
- Dry clean recommended
- Do not wring or expose to direct sunlight
- Store folded in a cool, dry place
- Press with a cool iron through a pressing cloth if needed
Note: Actual colour may vary slightly due to screen display settings and photography lighting.
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Lavender Parsi thread embroidery Organza Fabric GPF-32098
Lavender Organza with Parsi Thread Embroidery — delicate sheer base, heirloom-quality traditional embroidery.
A fine organza with a crisp, semi-transparent surface and a natural sheen. Parsi (Gara) thread embroidery is worked across the fabric in fine thread — characterised by its dense, intricate patterns featuring stylised birds, flowers, and botanical motifs drawn from Persian design traditions. The threadwork covers the surface with a refined, even density that adds a richly crafted texture to the luminous organza base without reducing its delicate transparency.
Parsi (Gara) embroidery is a traditional needlework art form of India's Zoroastrian Parsi community, who migrated from Persia over 1,000 years ago. Known for its densely worked nature-inspired motifs — peacocks, phoenixes, fish, and floral sprays — stitched in fine thread using Chinese and European needlework techniques adapted into the Indian textile tradition. Parsi-embroidered pieces are often considered collector's items and passed down as heirlooms.
Well-suited for festive sarees, bridal dupattas, shawls, and occasion blouses. Ideal for formal weddings, religious functions, and celebrations where traditional Indian heritage wear is appropriate. Pairs with solid silk or satin borders in ivory, gold, or deep jewel tones.
- Dry clean recommended
- Do not wring or expose to direct sunlight
- Store folded in a cool, dry place
- Press with a cool iron through a pressing cloth if needed
Note: Actual colour may vary slightly due to screen display settings and photography lighting.
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Lavender Organza with Parsi Thread Embroidery — delicate sheer base, heirloom-quality traditional embroidery.
A fine organza with a crisp, semi-transparent surface and a natural sheen. Parsi (Gara) thread embroidery is worked across the fabric in fine thread — characterised by its dense, intricate patterns featuring stylised birds, flowers, and botanical motifs drawn from Persian design traditions. The threadwork covers the surface with a refined, even density that adds a richly crafted texture to the luminous organza base without reducing its delicate transparency.
Parsi (Gara) embroidery is a traditional needlework art form of India's Zoroastrian Parsi community, who migrated from Persia over 1,000 years ago. Known for its densely worked nature-inspired motifs — peacocks, phoenixes, fish, and floral sprays — stitched in fine thread using Chinese and European needlework techniques adapted into the Indian textile tradition. Parsi-embroidered pieces are often considered collector's items and passed down as heirlooms.
Well-suited for festive sarees, bridal dupattas, shawls, and occasion blouses. Ideal for formal weddings, religious functions, and celebrations where traditional Indian heritage wear is appropriate. Pairs with solid silk or satin borders in ivory, gold, or deep jewel tones.
- Dry clean recommended
- Do not wring or expose to direct sunlight
- Store folded in a cool, dry place
- Press with a cool iron through a pressing cloth if needed
Note: Actual colour may vary slightly due to screen display settings and photography lighting.
