Fine Metallic Indian Zari Mirror Edging Trim – 2 Yards for Wedding Dress
£4.79
Description
Product Details
Length: 2 yards (approximately 1.83 meters)
Color: Typically gold or silver metallic threads
Width: Varies, but generally around 25-50 mm (1-2 inches)
Material: Zari (metallic thread) and small decorative mirrors
Design: Features fine metallic threads woven into intricate patterns, often interspersed with small mirrors for added sparkle.
Key Features
Zari Work: Zari is a traditional Indian technique of weaving threads made from fine gold or silver. This gives the trim a luxurious and shimmering appearance.
Mirror Work: The addition of small mirrors, often called “shisha,” adds a reflective quality that enhances the trim’s visual appeal and catches the light beautifully.
Intricate Patterns: The design typically includes complex motifs and patterns that are traditional in Indian textiles, adding cultural and aesthetic value.
Versatility: This trim can be used in various applications, from clothing embellishments to decorative crafts.
Common Uses
Wedding Dresses: Perfect for adding a touch of luxury and tradition to wedding attire, especially in Indian weddings where detailed and ornate embellishments are highly valued.
Costume Design: Ideal for creating elaborate costumes for cultural performances, festivals, or theater.
Home Decor: Can be used to enhance home decor items such as curtains, table runners, cushions, and more, adding a regal and festive touch.
Fashion Accessories: Suitable for decorating bags, belts, headbands, and other accessories, giving them a unique and ornate look.
Craft Projects: Great for scrapbooking, card making, and other crafts where a touch of elegance and shine is desired.
Application Tips
Sewing: Use a fine needle and strong thread to sew the trim onto fabrics. Hand sewing is often recommended for better control and to avoid damaging the mirrors.
Adhesive: For non-sewing projects, use a high-quality fabric glue that is safe for metallic threads and mirrors to ensure a strong bond.
Cutting: Use sharp scissors to cut the trim carefully. Cutting between mirrors and along the thread lines helps maintain the integrity of the trim and prevents fraying.
Care Instructions
Washing: Hand wash the trimmed items gently in cold water with mild detergent. Avoid wringing out the fabric to prevent damaging the mirrors and metallic threads.
Drying: Lay flat to dry in a shaded area to preserve the metallic sheen and avoid rusting of the mirrors.
Ironing: If ironing is necessary, use a low heat setting and a pressing cloth to protect the trim. Iron on the reverse side to avoid direct contact with the metallic threads and mirrors.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent tarnishing of the metallic threads and damage to the mirrors.
Example Uses
Wedding Dress Embellishment: Use along the neckline, sleeves, or hem of a wedding dress for a rich, traditional look.
Festive Decor: Decorate table runners or drapes for festive occasions to create a vibrant and celebratory atmosphere.
Craft Decorations: Incorporate into scrapbook pages or handmade cards to add a touch of elegance and sophistication.
Accessory Design: Embellish handbags, clutches, or belts to create unique and glamorous fashion accessories.
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Product Details
Length: 2 yards (approximately 1.83 meters)
Color: Typically gold or silver metallic threads
Width: Varies, but generally around 25-50 mm (1-2 inches)
Material: Zari (metallic thread) and small decorative mirrors
Design: Features fine metallic threads woven into intricate patterns, often interspersed with small mirrors for added sparkle.
Key Features
Zari Work: Zari is a traditional Indian technique of weaving threads made from fine gold or silver. This gives the trim a luxurious and shimmering appearance.
Mirror Work: The addition of small mirrors, often called “shisha,” adds a reflective quality that enhances the trim’s visual appeal and catches the light beautifully.
Intricate Patterns: The design typically includes complex motifs and patterns that are traditional in Indian textiles, adding cultural and aesthetic value.
Versatility: This trim can be used in various applications, from clothing embellishments to decorative crafts.
Common Uses
Wedding Dresses: Perfect for adding a touch of luxury and tradition to wedding attire, especially in Indian weddings where detailed and ornate embellishments are highly valued.
Costume Design: Ideal for creating elaborate costumes for cultural performances, festivals, or theater.
Home Decor: Can be used to enhance home decor items such as curtains, table runners, cushions, and more, adding a regal and festive touch.
Fashion Accessories: Suitable for decorating bags, belts, headbands, and other accessories, giving them a unique and ornate look.
Craft Projects: Great for scrapbooking, card making, and other crafts where a touch of elegance and shine is desired.
Application Tips
Sewing: Use a fine needle and strong thread to sew the trim onto fabrics. Hand sewing is often recommended for better control and to avoid damaging the mirrors.
Adhesive: For non-sewing projects, use a high-quality fabric glue that is safe for metallic threads and mirrors to ensure a strong bond.
Cutting: Use sharp scissors to cut the trim carefully. Cutting between mirrors and along the thread lines helps maintain the integrity of the trim and prevents fraying.
Care Instructions
Washing: Hand wash the trimmed items gently in cold water with mild detergent. Avoid wringing out the fabric to prevent damaging the mirrors and metallic threads.
Drying: Lay flat to dry in a shaded area to preserve the metallic sheen and avoid rusting of the mirrors.
Ironing: If ironing is necessary, use a low heat setting and a pressing cloth to protect the trim. Iron on the reverse side to avoid direct contact with the metallic threads and mirrors.
Storage: Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to prevent tarnishing of the metallic threads and damage to the mirrors.
Example Uses
Wedding Dress Embellishment: Use along the neckline, sleeves, or hem of a wedding dress for a rich, traditional look.
Festive Decor: Decorate table runners or drapes for festive occasions to create a vibrant and celebratory atmosphere.
Craft Decorations: Incorporate into scrapbook pages or handmade cards to add a touch of elegance and sophistication.
Accessory Design: Embellish handbags, clutches, or belts to create unique and glamorous fashion accessories.