Schiffli Lace

Product Details:

Schiffly embroidery lace is use in Suite,kurti,saree,for any garments bordering etc.Introducing our Cotton Boring Schiffli Embroidery LACE.Our fabric is made from high-quality cotton and availbale in different inches . Our lace is expertly designed to enhance the elegance and sophistication of any ethnic kurta, with its exquisite embroidery .The fabric is made in India, using traditional techniques and expert craftsmanship, ensuring that each piece is unique and of the highest quality. To ensure that your garments retain their impeccable appearance, we recommend dry cleaning only. Our lace is available for purchase in wholesale quantities, with an advance payment requirement. Each cut measures 20 meters, and the set-to-set option is available. Elevate your style and embrace the timeless elegance of Indian traditional wear with our exquisite lace.

About Schiffli Embroidered Fabric:

Schiffli is a type of fabric that is embroidered on using the Schiffli machine; thus giving the work the name ‘Schiffli embroidery’. The word ‘schiffli’ is derived from the Swiss dialect of the German language, where it means ‘little boat’, referring to the hull-like shape of the shuttle used to produce this type of lace. Schiffli embroidery is produced by the characteristic use of a special kind of machinery and a chemical bath of the embroidered fabric. This type of embroidery has found many modern uses in Indian ethnic fashion, especially in designer for usage Unisex Kurta, salwar kameez, Kids Kurta, Palazzo,Western Wear etc. 

The Making:-

Depending on the patterns that need to be embroidered on the fabric, the process of production can vary in its details. However, there is a broad production process that can be outlined for the creation of Schiffli embroidery.

The Schiffli machine is a multi-needle loom, whose field of embroidery is wide, constant and coinciding. This machine uses approximately a thousand needles that are placed in horizontal lines, one above the other. The fabric is held against the entire width of the loom and the needles, like the sewing machine.

Product Details:

Schiffly embroidery lace is use in Suite,kurti,saree,for any garments bordering etc.Introducing our Cotton Boring Schiffli Embroidery LACE.Our fabric is made from high-quality cotton and availbale in different inches . Our lace is expertly designed to enhance the elegance and sophistication of any ethnic kurta, with its exquisite embroidery .The fabric is made in India, using traditional techniques and expert craftsmanship, ensuring that each piece is unique and of the highest quality. To ensure that your garments retain their impeccable appearance, we recommend dry cleaning only. Our lace is available for purchase in wholesale quantities, with an advance payment requirement. Each cut measures 20 meters, and the set-to-set option is available. Elevate your style and embrace the timeless elegance of Indian traditional wear with our exquisite lace.

About Schiffli Embroidered Fabric:

Schiffli is a type of fabric that is embroidered on using the Schiffli machine; thus giving the work the name ‘Schiffli embroidery’. The word ‘schiffli’ is derived from the Swiss dialect of the German language, where it means ‘little boat’, referring to the hull-like shape of the shuttle used to produce this type of lace. Schiffli embroidery is produced by the characteristic use of a special kind of machinery and a chemical bath of the embroidered fabric. This type of embroidery has found many modern uses in Indian ethnic fashion, especially in designer for usage Unisex Kurta, salwar kameez, Kids Kurta, Palazzo,Western Wear etc. 

The Making:-

Depending on the patterns that need to be embroidered on the fabric, the process of production can vary in its details. However, there is a broad production process that can be outlined for the creation of Schiffli embroidery.

The Schiffli machine is a multi-needle loom, whose field of embroidery is wide, constant and coinciding. This machine uses approximately a thousand needles that are placed in horizontal lines, one above the other. The fabric is held against the entire width of the loom and the needles, like the sewing machine.