Naurah Royal Blue Cotton Chikankari Straight Top

Naurah Royal Blue Cotton Chikankari Straight Top

Introducing our exquisite collection of Cotton Chikan Tops, where elegance meets comfort. Crafted with the finest quality cotton fabric and adorned with intricate Chikan embroidery, these tops are a perfect blend of tradition and contemporary fashion. Each piece is a testament to the skilled craftsmanship and artistry that has been passed down through generations. Our Chikan tops are made from premium-quality cotton fabric, which ensures utmost comfort and breathability. Whether you want to dress up for a special occasion or create a chic casual look, our Cotton Chikan Tops are versatile enough to suit any setting. Pair them with your favorite jeans, skirts, or trousers to create a stunning ensemble.

Our Cotton Chikan Tops are easy to care for and maintain. Simply hand wash or use a gentle cycle in the machine to keep them looking fresh and vibrant. Immerse yourself in the allure of traditional craftsmanship combined with contemporary elegance with our Cotton Chikan Tops. Each piece reflects the dedication and passion of our skilled artisans, making it not just a garment but a timeless work of art to cherish for years to come. Elevate your wardrobe with these unique tops that celebrate the beauty of culture and fashion.

Trivia

Chikan embroidery is entirely done by hand. Skilled artisans called “karigars” meticulously stitch delicate patterns onto fabric using a variety of stitches, creating beautiful designs. White-on-White: Traditionally, chikan embroidery was done using white thread on white muslin or fine cotton fabric. This monochromatic color scheme gives chikan work its signature elegance and sophistication Chikan embroidery employs several types of stitches, including the famous “shadow work” or “bakhiya,” which involves creating a delicate shadow effect by stitching on the wrong side of the fabric. Other common stitches used in chikan work include “hool,” “phanda,” “murri,” “jali,” and “keel kangan.” Chikan embroidery features a wide range of motifs inspired by nature, such as flowers, leaves, vines, birds, and paisley patterns. Additionally, chikan work may incorporate traditional Indian motifs like butis (small dots) and jaalis (intricate lattice-like patterns).