FAQs
Q: What is a chikankari saree?
A: A chikankari saree is a traditional hand-embroidered saree originating from Lucknow, known for its delicate threadwork and graceful patterns.
Q: What is a chikan saree?
A: A chikan saree refers to the same embroidery technique as chikankari, often used interchangeably. It features fine hand embroidery done on soft fabrics.
Q: Why are chikankari sarees so popular?
A: Chikankari sarees are popular due to their elegance, breathable fabric, and the rich cultural heritage they represent. They’re suitable for both daily wear and festive occasions.
Q: What makes a lakhnavi saree unique?
A: A lakhnavi saree is distinguished by its origin – Lucknow. It features intricate hand embroidery and is often associated with traditional, regal fashion.
Q: Is georgette chikankari saree good for summer?
A: Yes, a georgette chikankari saree is lightweight and breathable, making it perfect for summer weddings, functions, or casual elegance.
Q: When should I wear a silk chikankari saree?
A: A silk chikankari saree is ideal for grand events like weddings, receptions, or festive gatherings due to its rich appearance and elegant drape.
Q: What is the difference between lucknow chikan saree and lucknow chikankari saree?
A: There is no major difference; both lucknow chikan saree and lucknow chikankari saree refer to the same embroidery technique from Lucknow, with slight variation in naming.
Q: Why is the lucknowi chikankari saree considered special?
A: A lucknowi chikankari saree is considered special for its hand-crafted embroidery, heritage value, and subtle charm that suits both modern and traditional looks.
Q: Are hand embroidery sarees with price clearly listed on Nazrana Chikan?
A: Yes, every hand embroidery saree with price is clearly mentioned, ensuring full transparency and easy decision-making for buyers.
Q: What is a parsi work saree?
A: A parsi work saree features colorful silk thread embroidery, inspired by Persian Gara art. It is usually rich in motif design and perfect for festive events.
Q: What is Mukaish Work Saree?
A: A mukaish work saree involves embedding fine metallic threads (often silver or gold) into the fabric, often seen alongside chikankari. It adds shimmer and traditional richness to ethnic wear.