Chikankari Cotton Dupattas

Chikankari Dupatta

Discover the enchanting world of Chikankari, a traditional embroidery style originating from the cultural city of Lucknow, India. The word "Chikankari" translates to "embroidery," and it is renowned for its delicate and intricate designs that adorn some of the finest textiles. Let's delve into the rich history and artistry of Chikankari Dupattas, a cherished symbol of elegance and grace.

The Chikankari Techniques:

Chikankari work encompasses two primary styles: "mukaish" with its geometric patterns and "chikan" featuring delicate floral designs. Skilled artisans meticulously create these timeless designs using cotton thread, while golden zari, silver zari, and wool are also employed to add opulence to the embroidery. The artistry extends to the printing process, where indigo color plays a significant role in enhancing the overall beauty of the fabric.

At Matkatus, we take immense pride in presenting a wide range of Hand Embroidered Chikankari Dupattas in an array of pastel shades. Each piece is a labor of love, intricately crafted by our skilled artisans to embody the essence of this treasured art form. Elevate your wardrobe with the timeless allure of Chikankari Dupattas and exude elegance with every step.

Chikankari Dupattas encapsulate the legacy of Lucknow's embroidery artistry, weaving a tale of craftsmanship and elegance. As you embrace the beauty of these delicately hand-embroidered creations, you become a part of the vibrant tapestry of Indian cultural heritage. Choose Matkatus for your Chikankari Dupatta and add a touch of timeless grace to your every ensemble.

Is Free shipping available?

Yes, Matkatus offers Free shipping on orders over Rs.499 for India. Get FREE Shipping on orders over Rs. 25000 INR to USA and over Rs. 35,000 to Australia and New Zealand. For other countries, shipping costs are calculated at checkout.

What is the return policy?

If you're not satisfied with the product then you can return it within 7 days from the date of delivery for Indian orders. For international orders, if the package or the product needs to be returned then the customer has to bear the shipping charges.