Zari embroidery also known as zardozi, is a traditional form of metal embroidery originated in Persia and spreading to the Indian subcontinent, including Kashmir. This intricate embroidery technique involves stitching metallic threads, beads, and sometimes precious stones onto fabric to create elaborate designs and patterns. It requires great skill and craftsmanship and we are proud to showcase these master artisans.

We are proud to revitalize this heritage technique "wool crewel work" which has a rich history, dating back centuries. It originated in Kashmir, a remote region known for its skilled artisans and intricate needle work.

Heavy weight ribbed cotton chenille, bordered with a soft sheep leather flange, create an appealing classic. The added detail of a chunky metal zipper and oversized leather tassel give it a fresh, modern flare.

Kashmiri hand guided embroidery is a highly detailed and specialized form of needle work. It requires great skill and craftsmanship and we are proud to showcase these master artisans.

Blush tones pair with deep grays to create a feminine aesthetic with Aster. This decorative pillow is crafted from a hand-dyed yarn embroidered fabric featuring a floral pattern. It's finished with a beaded trim along the edge. Details like delicate lace and hand-painted velvet shams create a romantic, whimsical feel for your home.

Well made pillow and perfect for our needs.. Mary. HI. Sat Jun 29 2024

Traditional Ari embroidery and french knots adorn this pillow's front. For the dash of secret sauce, a little bit of the botanical pattern spills onto the natural linen back.