Authentic Handcrafted Appliqué Art from Bihar

Discover the beauty of traditional Appliqué craftsmanship through Srijani’s collection of handcrafted sarees, dupattas, stoles and décor products. Appliqué is a traditional textile technique in which carefully cut fabric pieces are layered and stitched onto a base fabric to create decorative patterns and motifs.

Srijani’s Appliqué collection brings together traditional Bihar craftsmanship with contemporary products. The collection includes Appliqué and Sujni sarees, Bakhiya and Appliqué stoles, hand-embroidered Appliqué dupattas and Appliqué work trays. Each product may differ in fabric, design, dimensions and care requirements, so customers should check the individual product details before purchasing.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Appliqué work?

Appliqué is a traditional textile craft technique in which pieces of fabric are cut into decorative shapes and layered or stitched onto a base fabric to create patterns and designs. Srijani’s collection combines Appliqué with other traditional Bihar techniques such as Sujni and Bakhiya.

What types of Appliqué products are available at Srijani?

Srijani offers a collection of handcrafted Appliqué products including sarees, stoles, dupattas and trays. The collection includes products featuring combinations of Appliqué, Sujni, Bakhiya and Madhubani hand painting.

Are Srijani’s Appliqué products handmade?

Yes. Srijani focuses on handcrafted traditional products made by artisans from Bihar. Its Appliqué collection combines traditional textile techniques with contemporary clothing and home décor products.

What types of Appliqué sarees are available?

The collection includes different handcrafted sarees such as Madhubani hand-painted with Appliqué Sujni work, Linen Embroidery Sujani Saree, Appliqué Work with Singari Design Saree and Hand Embroidery Appliqué/Sujni Saree. Fabrics include cotton slub with Gheecha, linen and Tussar silk.

Are Appliqué stoles and dupattas available at Srijani?

Yes. Srijani offers an Appliqué/Bakhiya cotton stole and a hand-embroidered Appliqué dupatta made from Khadi cotton. Product dimensions and care instructions vary by item.

What fabrics are used for Appliqué products?

Srijani’s Appliqué collection includes different fabrics such as cotton slub with Gheecha, linen, Tussar silk and Khadi cotton. The exact fabric depends on the individual product, so customers should check the product description before purchasing.

What is the difference between Appliqué, Sujni and Bakhiya work?

Appliqué involves attaching decorative fabric pieces to a base fabric, while Sujni is a traditional embroidery and quilting technique using detailed stitching. Bakhiya is an embroidery technique that creates decorative patterns through stitching. Srijani combines these techniques across several products.

Are Appliqué sarees suitable for festive and special occasions?

Yes. Handcrafted Appliqué sarees can be suitable for festivals, cultural events, celebrations and special occasions. Designs featuring traditional embroidery and textile techniques can also add an artisanal touch to contemporary ethnic wear.

How should I care for an Appliqué saree, stole or dupatta?

Care instructions vary according to the fabric and construction of the product. Several Srijani Appliqué sarees specify dry-clean care, while the Appliqué/Bakhiya stole and Appliqué dupatta are listed with easy-wash instructions. Always follow the care instructions provided on the individual product page.

Are Srijani’s Appliqué products made by artisans from Bihar?

Yes. Srijani works with women artisans from villages across Bihar to preserve traditional crafts including Khatwa Appliqué, Sujni embroidery and Madhubani painting. The brand connects traditional craftsmanship with contemporary clothing, accessories and lifestyle products.