Embroidery is what transforms a simple sherwani into a masterpiece. The intricate threadwork, fine detailing, and embellishments are key to the overall aesthetic of the garment. At Shadani, we believe in the art of embroidery and use it to create sherwanis that are both timeless and modern.

Zardozi Work

Zardozi, a form of traditional Indian embroidery, is known for its rich, gold, and silver threadwork. This elaborate technique involves stitching metal threads onto fabric, creating a luxurious and opulent appearance. Grooms who opt for zardozi embroidery in their sherwanis look undeniably regal. It’s a timeless technique that’s often used for weddings, adding a royal touch to the groom’s ensemble.

Resham Work

Resham work is another form of embroidery that uses silk threads. The delicate, colorful stitching enhances the fabric's texture and adds a refined appearance to the sherwani. This technique is perfect for grooms who want a more subtle, less flashy look while still maintaining a sense of elegance and tradition.

Cutdana and Sequins

For evening weddings, cutdana (glass beads) and sequins are often incorporated into the sherwani to create a dazzling effect. These embellishments catch the light beautifully, making the groom shine even brighter as he walks down the aisle. Whether they are used sparingly on the collar or as intricate detailing across the chest, these embellishments add a glamorous touch.

3D Embellishments

As the world of fashion moves toward innovation, 3D embroidery has become a prominent feature in 2025. Raised, textured motifs create an eye-catching effect that is truly unique. These embellishments are ideal for grooms who want something distinct and contemporary but still rooted in tradition.