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    Aari embroidery work

    Written by: Saurav Dasgupta

    The Ultimate Guide to Aari work for Beginners


    Introduction: What is Aari Work?
    Aari work, one of the most intricate embroidery work was originated in Mughal era. It is a type of
    embroidery work that is done by stretching the fabric tightly over a hoop or wooden frame. A
    needle that resembles the crochet needle is used to do this fine work.

    Table of Contents:

    The Ultimate Guide to Aari work for Beginners


    Introduction: What is Aari Work?
    Materials Needed for Aari Work
    Aari Work Needle Size for Beginners
    Aari Work Procedure
    The History Behind the Aari Work
    The Basics of Aari work
    The Application of Aari Work
    Tips for Maintaining Aari Work
    List of Certificate Courses offered by Disha Fashion Institute

    Materials Needed for Aari Work


    The things we need to do Aari work are

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    Aari embroidery wooden hoop


    Aari needle
    Thread cutter
    Cotton, silk, zari thread
    Multi colour sequins, pearls, beads
    Bullion, French, embroidery wires

    Aari Work Needle Size for Beginners


    Aari work is a type of embroidery that is done using a needle and thread. It is a popular craft in
    many parts of the world, and is often used to decorate clothing, linens, and other fabrics.

    When starting out with aari work, it is important to choose the right needle size. This will help
    you to create the desired results, and to avoid any frustration.

    For beginners, it is recommended to use a needle that is size 5 or 6. This will allow you to
    create intricate designs, without the risk of breaking the needle.

    Once you have chosen the right needle size, you can begin to explore the different techniques

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    and stitches that can be used with aari work. With a little practice, you will be able to create
    beautiful, one-of-a-kind embroideries.

    Aari Work Procedure


    A step by step video tutorials to do Aari work for beginners

    First, the fabric is stretched over a wooden frame which has four stands to keep the frame
    straight just like a table, so that the artist can do work with relax. Next, using thread and the aari
    needle, artisans embellish the cloth with cotton, silk and zari threads with sequins, beads,
    pearls, rhinestones etc. Usually, before embroidery the design is traced on the fabric.

    The History Behind the Aari Work


    Aari work traces back to 12th century, the Mughal era where the fascinating floral motifs,
    traditional motifs were used. During that era, these embroidery works used to be done for royal
    and elite class people. So, it is one of the costliest embroidery types of India. Places in India like
    Rajasthan, Lucknow, Uttar Pradesh, and Delhi are known to be practiced Aari embroidery till
    now.

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    The Basics of Aari work


    This embroidery uses semi precious stones, beads along with zari and silk threads to add
    richness and extra charm to the cloth. The needle which is used to create pattern, makes chain
    stitch in process. This embroidery is done on any kind of fabric like velvet, cotton, silk, chanderi,
    organza etc. Natural motifs like flowers, leaves, vines, trees, birds, mango motifs or paisley
    motifs, jaal motifs are done in this embroidery style. Due to its versatility, the embroidery is
    being practiced in contemporary fashion as well as traditional attires.

    The Application of Aari Work


    Aari work is considered as one of the most time consuming and tedious hand needle work. So,
    today, artisans work on a cloth together as a group, making the work less time consuming and

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    less costly. In modern days, sarees, lehenga, kurti, sherwanis, sometimes shirts and party wear
    gowns are also seen to be done Aari work on them.

    Tips for Maintaining Aari Work


    As Aari work is costly, and very intrinsic delicate work, it should be maintained with proper care.
    Generally dry cleaning is recommended for such fabric, though, gentle hand wash can be done
    to retain the newness of the fabric.

    List of Certificate Courses offered by Disha Fashion Institute

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    Tailoring Course Duration Admission Fee Monthly Fee Syllabus


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    Diploma in Sewing 6 Months 530/- 700/- Basic Tailoring
    and Designing Course
    Diploma in Dress 9 Months 900/- 1000/- Advanced
    Designing Dressmaking
    Course
    Blouse Designing 4 Months 1000/- 1200/- Blouse Designing
    Course Course
    Kurti Designing 4 Months 1000/- 1200/- Kurti Designing
    Course Course

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