This elegant double georgette set exemplifies a refined balance of simplicity and sophistication. It features intricate zardozi handwork on the kurta's yoke, showcasing rich dabka and zari embroidery that commands attention. The kurta is designed with a high-low silhouette and a flared skirt, providing a light and flowy fit that ensures comfort & style for any occasion. Accompanied by a georgette dupatta with meticulously crafted lace detailing along the hem, this entire set in stunning deep red is a statement piece worth flaunting. About The Art Originating from the hinterlands of Rajasthan, Dabka embroidery is a detailed hand embroidery design which is a complete needle and thread work. Dabka hand embroidery art is intricate and precise. The detailed embroidery has a grace and royal feel in itself. Dabka work is usually done on silk and chiffon fabrics, and is done with zari thread. The hand embroidery art being so intricate, Dabka employs three to five people to design one product. Moreover, the metal coiled wires or threads are sewed by passing the needle from the middle of the design to give it a 3D look, and make it more appealing. The main inspiration behind the works and the designs comes from the intricacies of nature. Needless to mention, that one may not find a lot of variety in the work as such, but these motifs are anything short of spectacular with their opulent style and grace. Dabka being one of the rich embroideries has the elegance of royalty in it. Since the embroidery is heavy, one cannot manage to wear it on a regular basis. Along with the dress, you need to make sure that, there is ample amount of jewellery. The current scenario of the Dabka hand embroidery work is not so promising, however the demand of the art form is getting huge all over the country. The revival of this beautiful yet intricate art has a long way to go. #laaghiclothing #customdesignerclothing #weartheessenceofbharat