All Over Shifli Fabric by Sevak Hand Print – Best Quality from Jaipur
Introduction
Welcome to Sevak Hand Print — your destination for premium all‐over Shifli fabric. Manufactured in the heart of Jaipur, Rajasthan, our Shifli fabric combines centuries of craftsmanship with modern design sensibilities. Whether you are a designer, retailer, or fashion enthusiast, our fabrics deliver style, comfort, and durability.
What is All‑Over Shifli Fabric?
Shifli fabric is a type of embroidered textile that features intricate stitching (often including cutwork or “chicken” style motifs) across the entire surface (“all over”).
The term “Shifli” often denotes techniques where thread embroidery creates raised, textured patterns that allow airflow and visual contrast.
“All‑over” indicates that the design is not limited to borders or isolated sections, but covers the fabric uniformly.
Features & Advantages
Breathability & Comfort
Because of the embroidery and lighter base fabric (often cotton, cambric, etc.), Shifli fabrics are breathable — perfect for warm Indian summers or climates where comfort matters.
Textural Appeal & Visual Beauty
The raised embroidery, cutwork, and “chicken” style motifs create a texture that’s rich and appealing. The play of light and shadow on the fabric gives depth and elegance.
Versatility
All‑over Shifli can be used in a range of garments & items: kurtis, dresses, blouses, kaftans, dupattas, children’s wear, nightwear, and even accents on home decor like cushion covers or curtains.
Craft & Artistry
With Sevak Hand Print, we combine hand‑block printing, discharge printing, and custom designs with the Shifli embroidery/cutwork to provide unique looks. This craftsmanship is what sets us apart.
Customizability
Customers can request specific colour combinations, patterns, motifs. Sevak Hand Print offers flexibility in fabric base (100% cotton, cotton cambric, linen blends etc.), width, and motif layout.
Durability
With proper care, the embroidered work holds up well — wash gently, avoid rough abrasives, dry in shade. The fabric retains its color and structure even after multiple washes.
