What's the first image that comes to your mind when you hear the word "Chikankari".
I bet it is a white chikankari on a white fabric.
White on White chikankari has been a favorite across all ages and genders and rightly so.
In the realm of traditional Indian embroidery, few styles can match the ethereal beauty and intricate craftsmanship of white-on-white chikankari.
White-on-white chikankari is traditionally crafted on lightweight fabrics such as muslin, voile, chiffon, and organza. These fabrics provide the perfect canvas for the intricate threadwork, allowing the stitches to stand out while lending an airy and delicate feel to the garments.
The simplicity of white and regality of chikankari has a understated elegance making it a versatile choice for styling.
You can easily dress up or down based on the occasion.
Pair a long white chikankari kurta with white palazzo you are ready for summer brunch.
Add a contrasting heavy dupatta and you have a summer day functions outfit.
Pair it with Jeans and juti and you got a semi-casual outfit fit for office or college.
And not just women, when it comes to Men's kurtas, white chikankari has always been a top choice.
Beyond clothing, white on white Chikankari has found its way into home décor items, including bedspreads, curtains, cushion covers, and tablecloths. These intricately embroidered pieces add a touch of luxury and refinement to any space.
In a world dominated by mass-produced fashion, white-on-white chikankari stands as a testament to the enduring value of handcrafted artistry.
Its history, craftsmanship, and timeless allure have cemented its position as a cherished art form. As we celebrate the artistry and dedication behind this enchanting style, let us embrace the enduring beauty of white-on-white chikankari and keep its legacy alive for generations to come.