Aari work is a type of embroidery that originated in India during the Mughal rule. It's popular in both India and Pakistan. Aari work is done by:

Stretching fabric tightly over a wooden frame.

Using a pen-like needle that resembles a crochet needle.

Creating intricate and delicate designs.

Incorporating Zari Zardoni embroidery, which uses metallic threads to add shimmer and shine.

Using techniques such as couching, sequins, and beadwork

Basic Stitching Course is a three months program that covers all aspects of the stitching process. Students learn about Introduction of the stitching machine, Tools and equipments used for stitching, Body measurement, Importance of Pattern making, and Garment constructions.

We are providing short term courses like Churidhar, Blouse, Kids, Gown etc.