Chikankari is characterized by its shadow work type of embroidery, wherein the embroidery is done on the back side of the cloth and the shadow of the thread appears to the front, displaying just the appearance of the back stitches. The chikankari georgette sari shown on this page is a perfect example of the elegant royal beauty justifying the roots of this embroidery from the Mughal era. It is best done on thin fabrics of light pastel shades with white coloured threads, pursued with a needle. Chikankari is a speciality from Lucknow, hence is also known by Lucknavi embroidery that has been an eminent style of work, favoured by all, from the era of royals to even today’s women trendsetters.

A perfect summer wear for morning functions of family or friends get together or puja ceremonies, this chikankari is woven on a superfine light pink coloured georgette fabric and is flourished with intense motifs of flowers and paisleys all over along with a similar styled thin border. If you are fond of being in trend, then don’t miss out on this royal chikankari beauty, which attracts the eyes because of its soberness and subtle elegance.