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Introduction to Pearl Work

Pearls have always been an oriental heritage as they owe their early origins in China. Pearls that come in various colours, shapes and sizes eventually began to be used as embellishments in the form of intricate embroideries in the attire of royalty in Europe, China, Russia, India and other countries. They were used for embellishing headgear, various exquisite vases and decorative items. India saw a lot of Moti or pearl work being done during the time of the Mughals, as it was commonly used to adorn the attire of the kings and queens, apart from being used as jewelry. Embroidered pearl or moti work was done by skilled artisans who managed to create intricate and seamless embroidered pieces with great efficacy.

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Look like a dainty diva draped in a pearl work saree. Whether you fancy a contemporary sari or a regional number, our handpicked choices of pearl work saris are the perfect piece for formal and sometimes casual occasions. These pearl laden drapes are an ultimate option for your ethnic wardrobe. They’re elaborately designed. Borders and pallus boast of a fascinating blend of striking Indian embroideries and pearls. Add a pop of pretty to your formal look with our amazing designs of pearl work sarees.

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We’ve one for all your moods. Our contemporary range includes ultra-classy half half, lehenga style, and pre-stitched pearl work sarees. Choose an art silk half half saree graced with lace work border and colorful resham work on the pallu. The stunning saree is perfect to keep our party look on point. Or opt for a pearl work lehenga style saree combining the grace of a saree and lehenga.

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And if you’re seeking that traditional splendor, shop from our rajasthani, plain or embroidered sarees. Trust us, we are one of the best online shopping places where the sought-after heritage touch is delivered to the doorsteps of Indian fashion lovers. And it’s in the form of rich Indian embroideries, woven wonders, and handcrafted sarees.