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Indian Kudan Work Salwar Suit
Kundan work involved setting costly gemstones with pure gold foil between the stones and the mount. This is supposed to be the earliest forms of jewellery adornment in the royal courts during Mughal times. Kundan means highly refined gold, i.e. refined and pure molten gold is used. Kundan jewellery is created by setting carefully shaped, cut and polished multicoloured gemstones into an exquisitely designed pure gold or faux metal base. There are six stages in the process. Slowly the costly gold replaced by silver and the gemstones came within the reach of the common man. Today the silver also has been replaced by gold and silver coated ornaments. The costly stones too have given way to cheaper imitations. Kundan work today involves the use of crystals, beads, mirror work, zari thread. Designs having patterns in shapes of squares, diamonds, heart shape, round, mango shaped are employed. The bridal trousseau generally has kundan work on it to enhance the finery display.
The party pink and deep violet pure chanderi silk salwar suit has pink pearl and badla embroidery floral bootis all over the pretty pink kameez, with ...
... kundan and kantha work with embroidery on a patch border. The silk salwar is plain violet and the pure chiffon chunni has pearl work on the deep violet backdrop with embroidery patch all sides. An exquisite piece it would suit for all sorts of occasions from weddings and parties to festivals and traditional functions.
The grey and peach kudan work salwar kamiz has blue, pink and purple embroidery floral bootis with kundan work on the grey and peach kameez, with green, purple and lace patch border. The peach salwar is plain silk kudan work while the peach pure chiffon chunni has a lace patch border. The very attractive and stylish piece would do very well for exclusive occasions like weddings, festivals, parties and also serve for outings and social occasions.
An attractive piece of salwar kameez with kudan work on it adorns the woman. The extremely striking black and red colour kudan work salwar kamiz has thread embroidered mango buttis on the black colour kamiz with a zari temple and plain red patch border. The plain red cotton salwar is a beautiful contrast. The multi-colour daman kudan work on a red coloured chiffon chunni with mango buttis and thread work completes a sensational piece. This would suit for parties, weddings, corporate events, social functions and festivals.
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