
Embroidery lace trims
256 designs in this range
Embroidery is the largest thing we make, and the most varied: the same base tape carries flat sequin work, raised bullion, mirrors set by hand, or a plain satin run. What separates one from another is rarely the pattern — it is the weight of the ground and how much work sits on top of it, which is what decides whether a border holds its shape on chiffon or drags it out of line.
Widths here run from narrow edging to borders wide enough to carry a saree hem on their own. If you are matching to an existing garment, order the piece and check it against the cloth in daylight before committing to a run — sequin and zari both read differently under shop light. Every design is sold by the piece, with no minimum.


Mirror Work Latkan with Embroidered Discs (Pack of 02)
Embroidery · 2 m







Embroidery Cutwork Border with Jardozi, Stones & Sequins Work – Luxury Lace for Sarees, Lehengas & Dresses
Embroidery · 5 m

Embroidery Cutwork Border with Jardozi, Sequins & Stone Work – Designer Lace for Sarees, Dupattas & Lehengas
Embroidery · 5 m

Embroidery Cutwork Border with Jardozi and Sequins Work – Designer Lace for Sarees, Lehengas & Dresses
Embroidery · 5 m

Embroidery Cutwork Border with Jardozi, Sequins & Stone Work – Designer Lace for Sarees, Dupattas & Lehengas
Embroidery · 5 m


45mm Indian Bridal Lace Trim with Pearls and Sequins - Scalloped Embroidered Border for Sarees and Lehengas
Embroidery · 45mm · 9 m
New this season
50mm Indian Bridal Scalloped Embroidery Lace - Pearl and Gold Sequin Trim for Sarees and Lehengas
Embroidery · 50mm · 9 m
New this season
Buying from this range
- Can I buy a single piece from this range?
- Yes. There is no minimum on any design here, and nothing in this range is sold only by the bundle.
- How do I know the width before it arrives?
- The width in millimetres is listed on the design and in its specification, and it is the measurement to check against your seam before you order. Hold a ruler to that number rather than judging the photograph, which is shot close.
- How do I compare two designs in this range?
- By their specifications rather than their photographs: technique, width, put-up and how many colourways exist, listed the same way on each. Where we do not hold a figure it is left out rather than guessed at.




