Bridal Couture
Blouses, lehengas and dupattas in zardozi, dabka, aari and stonework — matched across a full trousseau.
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Hand Embroidery Atelier
Bridal embroidery,worked stitch by stitch
Zardozi, dabka, aari and stonework, planned around your fabric, your timeline and the story you want stitched into it. Every piece is drawn first, then built by hand in our studio.
one frame, every technique we know
What We Take On
Four kinds of commission
Each one starts the same way — a conversation about the occasion, the fabric and what you want the piece to say.
Wall Art & Jharokha Panels
Framed jharokha and temple facade panels, single pieces or matched sets for doorways and gifting.
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Send a sketch, a photograph or a family motif — it's redrawn for thread and worked to size.
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Old zardozi pieces re-set stone by stone, or a worn border rebuilt to match the original thread.
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From the Atelier
A look at the work
Bridal panels, appliqué trims and finished necklines from recent commissions — more is added as each piece is completed.
How a Piece Gets Made
The same four stages, whether it's one blouse or a twelve-piece trousseau.
Consultation
We talk through the occasion, the fabric you already have and a rough size and budget.
Sketch & Thread Plan
Your motif is drawn to scale and a thread, bead and stone plan is worked out before a needle touches fabric.
Stitching
Worked on the frame by our karigars, with progress photos shared along the way for larger commissions.
Dispatch
Matched pieces are photographed together for your record, then packed flat in tissue.
From Past Commissions
What clients tell us
★★★★★
"They matched five blouses to my mother's old dupatta thread for thread — you couldn't tell which piece was decades old."
Divya R.
★★★★★
"I sent a photo of my grandmother's saree border and they redrew it for a wall panel. It's the first thing guests notice."
Meera K.
★★★★★
"Six weeks for a full trousseau and every piece arrived on the date we agreed. The stonework held up through two functions."
Priya S.
★★★★★
"They rebuilt a torn zardozi border on a piece I thought was beyond saving. You'd never find the join."
Lakshmi N.
Why Tezzea
Made by hand, since day one
We're a small studio, not a factory floor — every piece that leaves us has been checked stone by stone by someone who worked it.
- Drawn to scale before a single stitch is worked
- Bridal sets matched across every piece in a trousseau
- Timelines agreed up front, with progress photos on request
- Restoration work re-sets original stones wherever it can
Stop by the studio
Bring a fabric sample or an old piece and we'll talk through it in person.
Tuesday – Saturday, 10 AM – 6 PM