Inspiration: This particular beauty is inspired by मत्स्य, the first of ten avatars of Lord Vishnu. In this avatar lord vishnu saves the world from the Great Flood.
Manu, the first man, caught a little fish that grew to giant size. When the flood approached, Manu saved himself by tying his boat to the horn on the fish’s head
Craftsmanship: It took 20 HOURS (APPROX) to create this beauty!
Zardozi (ज़रदोज़ी), meaning "gold embroidery," is a traditional technique from Iran, the Indian subcontinent, and Central Asia, characterized by intricate metalwork on silk, satin, or velvet. The Peacock dress worn by Lady Curzon is a notable example. Traditionally made with real gold and silver threads, it now often uses polished metal wire called Dabka. This delicate, labor-intensive craft is fading in the machine-driven era, primarily seen in designer garments.
Bharoto revives Zardozi by creating Unique, High-quality handbags that celebrate genuine art and Indian craftsmanship, offering Durability and Stunning Design.
Embracing Human Touch : As our products are handmade, they may exhibit slight irregularities that contribute to their uniqueness. Additionally, due to the varying display screens of different devices, the lighting can affect the product's appearance, resulting in minor color variations.
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