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Tuesday 29 January 2013

Sherwani Styles & Shapes Part-1

Achkan / Doublet

What makes an Achkan different from other styles of Sherwani is its lighter fabric. Finer fabrics make Achkan a wonderful attire to be worn during the summer season. It is light weight and makes you feel uber cool in summer heat.

Generally, an Achkan is without lining, has long sleeves and has a coat-like appearance.

The knee-length Achkan can been seen in abundance in all the major sherwani showrooms across the country and the world. However, Chikan is the original fabric to be used in the preparation of this Sherwani.

Besides chikan fabric, the Achkan is also available in a wide range of fabric including linen, jamawar, Tussore silk and many other cotton materials. It is due to the use of these fine fabrics that the Achkan provides maximum comfort even in summer heat.

The embroidery work on an Achkan also comes in a wide variety. In fact the Embroidery work on this Sherwani depends on the fabric used to prepare the Achkan. Therefore, with the variations in fabric, the embroidery work may also vary. For example, if you choose chikan fabric for this Sherwani, the embroidery work will only include Swarovski work, crystal work, stone work and French node work. With other types of fabric, the embroidery can include jardozi work, crystal work, bead work, stone work, Swarovski work and almost all types and categories of handwork.

To enhance the overall look and appeal, the Achkan is worn with a pair of Punjabi jutis and turban. Even the turban features eye-catching design patterns. Mainly the turban features handwork of dabka, stone and bead work.

At Sherwanistore.com, you can look forward to getting a wide range of colours as well as fabrics while you choose to dress yourself in a close fitting Achkan. For design patterns, you can make a choice from a variety of handwork. Right from light and medium to heavy, you can have the embroidery work done on the Achkan as you want. We will customise the Achkan in accordance with your needs and individual preferences to match your comfort level.

Kalgi With Feather in Turbans

We have been providing our clients with a wide range of well crafted kalgis and feathers. Used to ornate traditional attires, kalgis are an essential part of the Indian cultural heritage and a portrayal of the rich Indian craftsmanship. We are manufacturers of superlative quality kalgis, available in numerous shapes and designs.

High quality is ensured while we craft kalgis and feathers for your traditional garments. Apart from being unique both in quality and designs, we offer them also at an affordable price. It is due to our superior quality that we have been able to export our kalgis and feathers in different parts of the country and the world.

Kalgis are meant to symbolize prestige and royalty, particularly during wedding celebrations for Indian grooms. Ornamented kalgis feature detailed handwork to make them look ethnic and elegant. Accessories always have a key role to play in enhancing the personality of the wearer.

Our craftsmen innovatively create an array of designs, figures and symbols to add to your taste. Whether you want a pre-designed kalgi or a customized one, we are here to offer you nothing but the best. Because all we want is to add a majestic appeal to your attires and garments.

However, as turban as become a symbol of style and class, today apart from men, many women too wear turbans made from light weight fabrics and neutrals shades. Many women also prefer to use dark and bright shades for turbans.

Also, it has been found that women of many different cultures and tribes wore turbans in routine as casual wear. This is particularly true for women of Muslims; American and European countries who tend to wear turbans even today to follow their cultural trend.

Today mostly many young men wear turbans on special occasions to enhance their looks and be an eye candy among the gathering. Turbans too have undergone tremendous change to become a trendy accessory item for young men and women.

These are now embellished with different broche and decorative pieces. Some people use feather of peacocks and various birds to increase the look of the turban. Little embroidery is done on the borders. Different chains of pearls, beads and sequins are also used.

Thus, if you looking to enhance your looks or add distinctness to your style, you can experiment with different varieties and designs of chic and classy turbans available today and steal the attention of the entire gathering with your exotic looks.

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The Turbans are traditional headgear worn by the men of both the sides during wedding. Wedding turban is a necessary part of a traditionally dressed groom, a must groom attire.

The colorful turbans are made of various materials; chunri or sheer cotton drape, with or without zari work. The groom's turban is traditionally red or yellow in color, and it goes well with the traditional ethnic sherwani suits.

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The turban is a headdress consisting of a long scarf-like single piece of cloth wound round the head or an inner hat. In Hindi, a turban is called a pagri or safa. The word "turban" is a common umbrella term used in English to refer to any sort of head wrap regardless of region or culture. The long strip of cloth was soaked in water at a well, and then wrapped around the head. The layers of wet cloth kept wet all day in the hot dry air.

Contemporary turbans or safa come in many shapes, sizes, and colors.

Middle Eastern, Central Asian, South Asian, and Sikh turban wearers usually wind their turban anew for each wearing, using long strips of cloth. The cloth is usually five meters or less. However, some elaborate South Asian turbans may be permanently formed and sewn to a foundation. Turbans can be very large or quite modest dependent upon region, culture, and religion.

Turbans are worn as women's hats in Western countries. They are usually sewn to a foundation, so that they can be donned or removed easily. Now that fewer Western women wear hats they are less common. However, turbans are still worn by female cancer patients who have lost their hair to chemotherapy and wish to cover their heads. Some women use wigs; others prefer scarves and turbans. Women of the West Indies often cover their heads with intricately tied scarves which may be called scarves, head wraps, or turbans. In Western countries such as the United States, Canada, Europe, etc., men seen wearing turbans in public are likely to be Sikhs, who wear turbans to cover the long uncut hair worn as a sign of their commitment to the Sikh faith.

The turban is closely associated with the Sikh faith. Those who undergo initiation, Khande di Pahul (a type of baptism), to join the Khalsa are forbidden to cut their hair as well as non-baptised Sikhs. Such men are required to wear a turban to manage their long hair. Mostly baptised women also wear turban however non-baptised sikh women usually do not wear turban. Un-initiated Sikhs are still required to leave their hair unshorn. The vast majority of people who wear turbans in Western countries are Sikhs. In India, a turban is commonly called pagri. Sikhs often call it dastar, a more respectful Punjabi word for 'turban'.

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Rajasthani Safas or Turbans

Rajasthan is so very colorful. There are women and girls in the most colorful of clothing. The markets and bazaars are a visual cornucopia of colors. The streets are full of people and their wares – bangles, food, saris, spices, and much more. Life happens in a 1000 dimensional way in Rajasthan. One of the fun things to note is the number of colorful turbans men wear. Here are some examples of such Turban-Wallahs.

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Forever Accessories Required for Wearing Anytype of Sherwani Part-2

2. Turbans

Coloured and patterned turbans are a part and parcel of a man's clothing in Rajasthan. The length and style of a turban varies from community to community. This can be easily understood by the fact that a pagari measures 52 feet in length and 9 inches in width while a safa is 30 feet long and 4 feet wide, All over Rajasthan.

A Turban is considered to be symbol of pride and it signifies gallantry. If someone publicly appears without a turban in Rajasthan, it is seen as grossly inconvenient and immoral. Other local terms used to refer to a turban include pencha or sela, apart from pagari and safa. It's the size and style of the turban that puts them in a particular category and makes them distinct from one another.

Traditionally, turbans or safas are worn in northern India on wedding occasions. However, turbans have come into fashion widely across India and the world. As per Indian tradition and culture, it is of utmost importance to wear a turban on the groom's wedding day. To make these turbans more attention grabbing, kalgi (a small brooch) and feathers are also attached to the front of the safa.

According to modern style, turbans for wedding and other traditional celebrations can be of the following types.

Rajasthani Turban:

Jodhpuri turban or Rajasthani Safa are equally popular both with locals and foreigners. These Multicoloured Turbans are quite in demand by tourists coming to India. Decorated with embroidery patterns, the Rajasthani turban is just the right option to be worn with Sherwanis and Jodhpuri suits.

Bambaiya Turban:

These turban styles belong to the western India, specifically to the state of Maharashtra. When the Bambaiya turban is worn on the head along with the elegant kalgi and feathers, it highly enhances the look and appearance.

Afghani Turban:

In the Muslim community, it is termed as 'safa', usually shorter but broader than a pagari. These turbans are available both in plain form and embroidered form.

To suit an individual's purpose and taste, a turban can either be light in weight or heavier. Handwork including zari work from silver and gold thread is done to create elegant embroidery patterns on the turban.

To make turbans more ornate, beads, pearls, precious and semi precious stones are used. Usually, turbans are made of Ghatchola silk, Chunri cloth (Panchrangi), Tissue cresh, Zari fabric etc.

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Forever Accessories Required for Wearing Anytype of Sherwanis

The Top Most Always Required Accessories for all Type of Sherwanis

1. Juti / Mojari / Mojris
2. Turbans / Safa
3. Kalgi
4. Brooches / Broaches / Fibula
5. Pearls
6. Pearl Malaas / Garlands
7. Bracelets
8. Cufflinks
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1. Jutti / Mojari / Mojris / Juti

Footwear has always been an essential part of any attire or costume.The list of indian footwear is never complete without the mention of handmade mojris or jutis, associated with numerous cultures in INDIA.

Whether you are looking for embroidered Mojaris, beaded mojris or just a plain pair, they exist in abundance and are simply fascinating.

Various regions of india are known for their specific versions of jutis that can be worn on numerous festive and celebratory occasions.

Some famous juti types available in india are as follows :

Pointed Juttis:

Exclusively designed and decorated, pointed mojris are specially worn with sherwanis, achkans and pathani suits. Multi thread embroidery and delicate handwork make these jutis highly attention grabbing. Prepared from silk cloth, pointed jutis feature a pasted bottom sole.

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The main features of these jutis include multicolor thread work, dapka work and specially designed patchwork. The thread used to decorate the jutis is either made of silver or copper. If you are wearing an embroidered suit, an exclusive pair of these jutis can add an ethnic look to your entire personality.

Daily wear Juttis:

These jutis can be worn on almost all types of occasions.

The exclusive footwear is characterized by soft cushion padding and provides much comfort.

To make the jutis look Captivating, hand embroidery is done on them.

These jutis are very durable and strong. Not only the daily wear jutis are long lasting, but they also have the Capability to attract attention of the onlookers.

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Whether or not a footwear connoisseur, you must have heard about the jodhpuri jutis, popular all across india and the world. Mojris of Jodhpur (Rajasthan) are a favourite of all, regardless of the communities they belong to.

These jutis are normally hand crafted and are available in a variety of shades and designs.

Jodhpuri jutis go are a perfect match for traditional attires like sherwanis, achkans, kurta pajama and of course jodhpuri suits. Jodhpuri jutis add a royal touch to your personality.

Plain Jutis:

These jutis are meant for casual style sherwanis. They do not have any kind of hand or embroidery work on them.

These are mostly worn by the academics.

Plain jutis are also worn with Aligarhi sherwani along with the plain aligarhi pajama.

These jutis are pointed and black in colour.

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The history of these jutis dates back to the Mughal era. In those days, the jutis were worn by the mughal kings and the royalty.

The prominent feature of the saleem shahi jutis is the exclusive zari work. Beads, pearls, precious stones and semi precious stones are delicately used to embellish these regal jutis.

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These jutis are an important part of the punjabi culture.

Colourful embroidery work and thread work is done on them to make them look ethnic.

Though these jutis can be worn on a number of occasions, they are actually meant for pakistani style sherwanis.

The punjabi jutis go quite well with a Patiala Style Salwar.

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