Description
Double kalakamd is a fine, intricate embroidery technique commonly used in India, particularly in the northern regions. Known for its delicate patterns and use of silk and zari threads, this style is often used to create intricate designs on fabrics like silk, velvet, and chiffon.
Fine stitches: The embroidery involves numerous small, delicate stitches that are often worked in pairs, hence the name “double.”
Intricate patterns: Designs range from floral motifs to geometric patterns, often inspired by nature and traditional Indian art.
Silk and zari threads: These materials are commonly used due to their luster and sheen, adding to the overall elegance of the embroidery.
Traditional Indian textiles: Double kalakamd is frequently used on fabrics like silk, velvet, and chiffon, which are popular in Indian clothing and textiles.
