Embroidered Indian ghagra choli is immensely popular round the globe. It is one of the oldest form of Indian lehenga choli developed since the times of tribals and nomads as well as royal people of ancient times. Even today, the traditional dress for women in Rajasthan and Gujarat is the lehenga choli or ghagra choli. While the tribal and rural women preferred the embroidered lehenga choli made up of cotton fabric decorated with embroidery and mirror work, women belonging to royal families afford more intricate brocade, tanchoi and heavy satins even with real gold and silver embroidery, studded with precious stones.

Any lehenga whether silk, crepe, cotton, georgette gets an enhanced look with embroidery. The simple thread embroidered ghagras are popular and can be worn on festivals or other celebrations. But, for wedding and other formal occasions, heavy embroidered ghagras are preferred.

Embroidered ghagras are famous for their royal look and rich feel. Indian embroidered ghagras or lehengas comes in different styles and designs. Indian Embroidered lehengas in

• resham,
• sequins,
• gota patti,
• zari, gold & silver threads work,
• zardosi embroidery,
• kundan and dubka work

give a collection of embroidered lehengas which are preferred for wedding and any formal occasion. The highlight of the embroidered lehenga or ghagra choli is vibrant colour contrasts, rich patterns and sparkling mirror work. Exquisitely styled and intricately embroidered, this traditional costume has entered the world of high fashion.