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ReshamBagh is built around a simple belief: traditional Indian hand embroidery should not disappear simply because machines can produce patterns faster. We continue to work with heritage handwork styles, preserving their character while creating designs that feel relevant to today's women.
Where every piece begins: at the adda frame, stitch by counted stitch, in the hands of a karigar who has practised for decades.
Hand embroidery has always been part of India's finest garments, from bridal wear and festive clothing to special pieces created for important occasions. ReshamBagh carries that tradition forward through Arri, Zardozi, Mukaish/Kamdani, Parsi Gara, Shadow Work, Chikankari, Gota Patti and Mirror Work, supported by a wide range of traditional materials and embellishments.
Modern machines can reproduce patterns quickly and consistently. Traditional hand embroidery offers something different: an artisan can adapt the design while working, change placement, build depth, combine materials, control the detailing and respond to the fabric itself. This makes handwork especially valuable for bespoke garments where the embroidery needs to follow the garment rather than simply repeat a programmed pattern.
One of the things that makes ReshamBagh different is the freedom to create around your idea. You can bring your own design, sketch, reference image or inspiration. Our team can develop the embroidery around your garment and work with the handwork style and materials that best suit your vision. This is what custom hand embroidery means to us: not choosing something off the shelf, but creating something that belongs to you.
Fine handwork takes time because every detail is handled with care. From the first design placement to the final finishing, the work is created with attention to balance, density, material placement, surface texture and character. The time taken to make something properly is part of its value.
A machine can repeat a design. A skilled artisan can interpret a design, refine it and bring it to life.
Each technique has its own grammar of thread, needle, and frame, and its own family of karigars who have spent decades mastering it.
Keeping tradition alive.
We practise handwork styles that have defined Indian occasion wear for generations, preserving them not as museum pieces but as living, relevant craft.
Created around your vision.
Every piece can be developed around your own design, reference or idea. We work with you to develop the embroidery around your garment and your occasion.
Made by hand, with care.
Fine handwork takes time because every detail is handled with care. The time taken to make something properly is part of its value.
Visit the studio
Our studio is a working karkhana in the heart of Aminabad. Walk in, watch the embroidery in progress, and leave with a sense of what we can make for you.
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