Embroidery stands as one of the most alluring medium of adorning a fabric. Each of these items carry a unique aesthetic appeal that have enjoyed the attention and appreciation of people of all ages.

Most of the embroidered tops are worked upon manually by master craftsmen that ingenuously incorporate new design patterns that line highest degree of perfection and precision that cannot be achieved by automation and duplicated by machines. It characterizes the use of a comprehensive range of high quality textiles such as:

• Crepe
• Silk ( Raw, Khadi, Handloom and tussar)
• Chiffon
• Georgette
• Cottons, Linen, Muslin
• Brocade

The embroidery is either arranged on the chest panel, on the sleeves, or in the rectangular panel above the hem line of the top or a shirt. Embroidery can also be done on printed fabrics. Different types of embroideries coupled with myriad embellishments monopolize the beauty of these fabrics . They include:

• Gold zari work
• Colored thread / gold coin yolks
• Antique sequins work
• Kundan and bead work
• Resham Kashmiri embroidery

The popularity of these items has scaled great heights in both national as well as international fore fronts and consequently calls for high export potential.