Question 1

Where can I buy an Embroidered saree blouse online?

Accepted Answer

Sarees are the most traditional outfit. Many women, even youngsters are seen wearing sarees to many of the occasions. You can pair up a plain saree with an embroidered blouse and you are good to go. Mirra clothing has a very collection of blouse which which can be paired up with embroidered saree. Shop for trendy embroidered blouse online from Mirra Clothing.

Question 2

How to iron center pleats of embroidered saree?

Accepted Answer

Ironing of embroidered saree is the most difficult task. Here we suggest some of the tips to iron centre pleats of embroidered saree. Follow these instructions. Keep iron in low or medium-heat when ironing sarees especially silk and heavy embroidered sarees. Also iron gently to remove creases by keeping a soft cloth on top of the fabric material. Do not iron along previous folding lines.

Question 3

How to wash and care for Embroidery sarees?

Accepted Answer

If you are having a collection of embroidery sarees then, you must know how to keep them clean. If your fabric looks dull, you can use OxiClean to lighten your fabric, but you should not use chlorine bleach. You should keep the embroidery saree in cold water for at least 4 hours to get the best result. Avoid twisting or twisting the saree. Once it's done, very gently squeeze the excess water out of the saree. Dry cleaning is recommended for hand brocade and crepe saris, heavily embellished and embroidered sarees

Question 4

How to identify handloom Embroidery?

Accepted Answer

Handloom embroidery is a traditional textile originating in Bangladesh and India. There are nearly 500 types of handcrafted embroidery in India. You have to look closely at the weaves of the fabric. The weaves made on the fabric will surely have some small imperfections and gaps. When we reverse the fabric, we will see the exact mirror image of the prints on the front.

Question 5

How to keep Embroidery sarees like new?

Accepted Answer

There are many embroidery sarees from Kancheepuram, Banarasi, Tussar, South Indian Silk and many more. We must keep our Indian ethnic clothes safe and new. You should soak them in salt water before washing them with soapy water. You should avoid soaking these fabrics overnight and try to elevate them in ice water and never use dyes or bleach powder on this fabric.

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