Embroidered Kurti Neck Patch with Faux Pearl and Crystals
Dry clean only. Store folded in a soft muslin pouch away from direct sunlight to keep the sheen alive.
Behind this piece
The art of embellishing necklines with thread, stone, and pearl work has long roots in the ateliers of Lucknow and the craft lanes of Surat, where artisans learned early that a garment's first impression lives at the throat. This patch carries that tradition forward: zardozi-influenced placement, faux pearl clusters arranged with deliberate restraint, and crystal accents that catch northern light the way old jewellery once did under lanterns. Art silk gives the base a luminous drape, honouring a lineage where even the smallest embroidered detail was considered a statement of refinement.
How to style
Stitch this patch onto a plain ivory or dusty-rose kurta for a festive lunch or a mehendi afternoon, letting it carry the occasion without competing with statement earrings. On a deep teal or forest-green anarkali, the golden variant reads like heirloom embroidery, pairing beautifully with jhumkas in antique gold and kolhapuri-style block heels. The silver colourway belongs on soft grey or white cotton-silk for an understated engagement function; keep the jewellery minimal, perhaps a single pearl bracelet, and let the neckline speak with the quietness that genuinely considered dressing always does.
Fabric & care
Art silk is delicate and deserves patience. Hand-wash the patch separately in cool water using a mild, pH-neutral detergent, avoiding any wringing or twisting that strains the embroidered threads. If attached to a garment, dry-clean the full piece to protect the faux pearl settings and crystal adhesions. Never tumble-dry. Lay flat on a clean cotton towel away from direct sunlight, which can fade the metallic threads over time. Store wrapped in soft muslin, away from moisture and sharp objects, and the embellishment will hold its shape and shimmer across many seasons of wear.
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