Embroidered shawls are fine apparels that are treasured for many years. It comes in many fabrics such as Kantha Embroidery, Rabri, Phulkari, Suzni and other different types of embroidery engraved on the shawls, reflecting the impeccable art of craftsmanship. The embroidered shawls are very much demand due to its elegance and beauty. The embroidered shawls are made up of either handmade or machine made to give the desired finish. The hand embroidered shawls have unique beauty and reflects the traditional creativity of artisans and shows impeccable craftsmanship. It is indeed a prized possession and add great value to the wardrobe.

Embroidered clothing involves a high level of craftsmanship. The traditional embroidered printed shawls made in India by artisans have a good demand in the international market. Chiffons are the common type of materials used for manufacturing embroidered clothing. It may be the shawls, stoles, scarves, ponchos, bedspreads, kurtis/tops, cushions, bags embroidered designs always adorns the beauty of the wearer. Embroidered shawls are well amalgamated with all outfit and bestow warmth, comfort and class. It is a simple addition that will add a lot of style to basic shawls and scarves.


History

From ancient time embroidered apparels have been serving varied purpose. The embroidered shawls had a prominent place in Turkey's history and believed to be originated from there. One of the significant motifs in Turkish embroidery history is the extensive use of Tulip. Tulip was later gifted as a token to Holland in the early 16th century during the first ambassadors meeting. It holds a great religious and cultural significance in Turkey till date and is most common design in embroidery there. Embroidered shawls were also known to some as Spanish shawls, as the name derived from the dress of Spanish Gypsies, also known as gitanas.