Embroidered Co-ord Sets India — Handmade Mirror Work & Schiffli Sets
Embroidery is where Indian textiles become art. Whether it's the geometric precision of mirror work from Gujarat, the delicate floral cut-work of Schiffli, the dense geometry of kantha, or the fine thread work of chikankari — embroidered ethnic wear carries centuries of craft in every stitch. At Haus of Handmade, our embroidered co-ord sets are crafted with real handmade quality markers, not printed approximations.
Our handmade embroidered co-ord sets include Schiffli cut-work sets — a Haus of Handmade specialty — where the precision machine embroidery creates lace-like patterns that read as artisanal and intricate. Mirror work co-ords bring the Rajasthani and Kutchi craft tradition into a modern, wearable silhouette. Both styles photograph exceptionally well and are genuine craft investments.
For Navratri, mirror work is a natural choice — it catches the light of dandiya nights brilliantly. For weddings and receptions, Schiffli embroidered sets offer a refined, textured look. Our embroidered tops can also be styled with your own bottoms, and our embroidered kurtas bring craft to everyday ethnic dressing. Browse our embellished capes for a dramatic festive layer.
Each embroidered piece is made in small batches — when it's gone, it's gone. Ships pan-India with Cash on Delivery.
What is the difference between mirror work and Schiffli embroidery in ethnic wear?
Mirror work (shisha embroidery) uses small pieces of reflective glass stitched into fabric using thread, originating from Gujarat and Rajasthan — it creates a vibrant, light-catching effect ideal for festive occasions. Schiffli embroidery is a precision machine embroidery technique that creates fine cut-work and lace-like patterns with a delicate, artisanal quality. Haus of Handmade offers both in co-ord sets, shipped pan-India with COD.