₦440,000.00
Crafted on a translucent tulle net, this luxe couture fabric features flowing, vine-like embroidery using antique gold metallic threads. Intricately stitched 3D petals in dusty slate blue are strategically layered to give depth, movement, and a floral texture that mimics blooming foliage. Transform your fashion vision into an extraordinary reality with this premium embroidered fabric that speaks the language of luxury.
1. Base Material:
A soft, breathable, and slightly stretchy tulle net, chosen for its ability to drape elegantly and provide a subtle translucence that enhances the embroidery work. Lightweight yet strong, perfect for layering or free-flowing silhouettes.
2. Embroidery Pattern:
Style: Hand-embroidered using zari-style metallic thread in a freeform vine and swirl motif.
Visual Flow: The embroidery creates an illusion of cascading leaves and vines, flowing vertically and diagonally across the fabric.
3. 3D Appliqué Elements:
Satin-like ribbon fabric is hand-folded into petal and leaf shapes.
These appliqués are hand-stitched onto the embroidered vines, adding a dimensional texture.
Placement of petals is intentionally asymmetrical, giving a more natural, organic look.
Opulence That Captivates:
Rows of shimmering sequins and seed beads add a radiant sparkle, catching light beautifully and elevating any silhouette.
🎨 Versatility in Design:
Whether you’re envisioning an opulent bridal look, a designer saree pallu, or an ethereal cape, this fabric adapts to your imagination. Pair it with silk bases or layer it over contrasting linings to make the embroidery pop.
Fabric Base: Soft Tulle Net
Embroidery Style: 3D Floral Appliqué with Metallic Beadwork
Color Palette: Dusty Slate Blue, Antique Gold, Warm Taupe
Bridal Wear: Use for lehengas, gown overlays, veils, or dupattas.
Evening Wear: Perfect for statement gowns, cocktail dresses, or sari pallus.
Runway Pieces: Excellent for theatrical, avant-garde designs or editorial looks.
Pair With:
Base Fabrics: Satin, raw silk, organza, or velvet in matching or contrasting shades.
Lining: Nude or tonal lining recommended to highlight the embroidery without overpowering it.
Embellishments: Use sparingly. Let the fabric be the focal point—opt for minimal accessories.
