Yes, every article is handcrafted by skilled artisans from Lucknow using authentic traditional Chikankari embroidery techniques. Our garments are carefully hand embroidered using timeless stitches such as Bakhiya, Phanda, Murri, Ghaas Patti, and Jaali work. Since each piece is handmade, slight variations in embroidery make every garment unique and reflect genuine artisan craftsmanship.

To maintain the beauty and longevity of your handcrafted Chikankari suit set, follow these care instructions:

• Prefer gentle hand wash in cold water.
• Use mild detergent without harsh chemicals or bleach.
• Avoid wringing the fabric aggressively.
• Dry in shade to preserve fabric color and embroidery quality.
• Iron on low heat from the reverse side.
• For heavily embroidered or delicate fabrics, dry cleaning is recommended.
• Store your Chikankari garments in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
  

Proper care helps preserve the softness, embroidery detailing, and elegance of authentic Lucknowi Chikankari garments.

Authentic Chikankari embroidery can be identified through its handcrafted detailing and traditional finishing. Here are a few signs of genuine Chikankari:

• The embroidery will have slight natural variations because it is handmade.
• The reverse side of the fabric often reveals neat hand threadwork instead of stiff machine patterns.
• Traditional stitches like Bakhiya, Murri, Phanda, and Jaali are intricate and delicate.
• Authentic Chikankari feels soft and integrated into the fabric rather than raised or overly uniform.
• Genuine handmade Chikankari usually takes several hours or days to complete.