Beautiful Bouquet Dupatta From Phulari

Hey Guys,

I hope you all are doing fine just like me. How is your  summer going on? Well I really do not like summer at all, still have to deal with it! So guys, recently I got a really beautiful chanderi hand embroidered bouquet dupatta from Phulari. Today's blog is all about that. So...... let's get started!

About The Brand:

Phulari is a platform to showcase skilled craftsmanship and promote the culture and traditions of small artisans. Guided by their core belief in transparency and fair selling they select high quality and premium products with vibrant colours, intricate and elaborate designs mostly inspired by their natural surroundings. Through this, their brand reveals the true essence of culture around the world.

The meaning of Phulari is 'floral'.

At Phulari they pick the best products from around the world, manufactured by traditional handcraftsmen and village artisans. The designs and skill still preserve ancient culture and heritage of some tribes and communities. Trying to bring them all under one roof, at the best possible prices. Not to forget the attempt is to provide personalised and prompt service to ensure their customers will feel special shopping with them.

Sometimes, feeling special only requires being different. Sometimes, feeling special is only a matter of striking a chord, associating with something or someone. Phulari believe that, this special feeling is something Phulari can offer. Beyond the mass-market Brands, and catalogue world, here are products that will find a worthy place in your home and make you feel special!

Their Products:

1. Scarves & Stoles

2. Dupattas

3. Shawls

4. Sarees

5. Hand Crafted Jewellery

6. Wardrobe Uplift

History Of Hand Embroidery:

Embroidery is the craft of decorating fabric or other materials using a needle to apply thread or yarn. Embroidery may also incorporate other materials such as pearls, beads, quills and sequins. Embroidery is available with a wide variety of  thread or yarn colour.
In 18th century England and its colonies, samplers employing fine silks were produced by the daughters of wealthy families. Embroidery was a skill marking a girl's path into womanhood as well as conveying rank and social standing.
Embroidery is also a folk art, using materials that were accessible to non-professionals. Embroidery was an important art in the Medieval Islamic World.

Embroidery has been around forever, and that's hardly an exaggeration. It's roots are ancient. Every culture have some form it in their textile art history. 

The Dupatta:

Guys this was a Chanderi Hand Embroidered Dupatta - Bouquet!

I loved this dupatta so much. This Chanderi Dupatta has beautiful Hand Embroidery and Brilliant Shine. This dupatta is of Chanderi Silk with Wool and Silk Thread Embroidery.

I loved the colourful embroidery on this dupatta. The work is really amazing. I am glad that Phulari chose me for reviewing this dupatta.
Now I will be giving you the outfit details!

The Details Of The Outfit:

Guys I styled this beautiful dupatta with a long white and blue Anarkali Kurta from my Mother's closet. And a blue palazzo from Lifestyle Store. I wore pom pom earrings from the local market.

I hope you all liked this look of mine. You can also style this dupatta with lehnga or some indo western dress. This is really a very beautiful dupatta from Phulari. You can buy yours from here. There are many more choices available and there are more hand crafted things on their website. Check them all out here.

There are some more photos of this look. Please have a look:

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