JD Annual Design Awards 2016 – Untold Stories : “WOVEN DREAMS”
Artist Mohammed Arshad Ali has been working in the field of hand embroidery for over 25 years. He is known for some of the finest zari, lace and moti works. Ali is however, very popular for a lesser known metallic bronze-copper embroidery popular among his Middle East Clientele, used on black outfits called Fareesha. The embroidery is done using zari string and threads to create a chain like effect covering the base fabric making it dense. The evening wear collection made of black polynosic fabric and georgette makes use of this rare embroidery in geometric motifs for the middle-eastern women. The collection titled “WOVEN DREAMS” is presented by Akhila, Ritika, Shikha and Janvi of the May Diploma batch.
JD Annual Design Awards 2016 – Untold Stories : “WOVEN DREAMS”
Designer : Akhila, Ritika, Shikha & Janvi
Photography : Jerin Nath
JD Annual Design Awards 2016 – Untold Stories : “WOVEN DREAMS”
Designer : Akhila, Ritika, Shikha & Janvi
Photography : Jerin Nath
JD Annual Design Awards 2016 – Untold Stories : “WOVEN DREAMS”
Designer : Akhila, Ritika, Shikha & Janvi
Photography : Jerin Nath
JD Annual Design Awards 2016 – Untold Stories : “WOVEN DREAMS”
Designer : Akhila, Ritika, Shikha & Janvi
Photography : Jerin Nath
JD Annual Design Awards 2016 – Untold Stories : “WOVEN DREAMS”
Designer : Akhila, Ritika, Shikha & Janvi
Photography : Jerin Nath
JD Annual Design Awards 2016 – Untold Stories : “WOVEN DREAMS”
Designer : Akhila, Ritika, Shikha & Janvi
Photography : Jerin Nath
JD Annual Design Awards 2016 – Untold Stories : “WOVEN DREAMS”
Designer : Akhila, Ritika, Shikha & Janvi
Photography : Jerin Nath
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