The stitches preferably used are straight, satin, chain, buttonhole, open chain, couched straight, interlacing, couched, laid threads, over sewing, crossed herringbone, darning, fly and stem. The exciting colors used are of several sparkling shades such as orange, red, violet, black, green, indigo, white, turquoise, pink and blue. The work of Sindhi embroidery motifs is designed peculiarly in silk and cotton thread on either silk or cotton. Ultimate Delightfulness of the Sindhi Embroidery Motifs It indulges the viewerâ€™s attention powerfully due to its grace and refinement.

The overall amusing and classy effect of Sindhi embroidery motifs is lightened further by using tiny mirrors, silk tassels, cowries shells, silver spangles and glass beads. While stitching, some pieces are intact together so tightly that the base becomes hard, rigid and firm as if itâ€™s supported by stiffed material. The notable factor is that the ground material is covered completely covered by hand embroidery. The background in Sindhi art work is greatly complemented by using in various proportions to create a desired effect. Perpetual Making of Sindhi Embroidery Motifs The speciality about Sindhi embroidery motifs is that they are mostly done on dyed cloth and printed materials. Among many cultures such as those in Middle East, Sindhi hand embroidery have turned out to be the best embroiders showing vigorous and highly appealing effects. The interlacing stitching works had laid over thousands of largely used in Sindh. As the world knows Sindh doesnâ€™t reside in India anymore, no embroidery for Indian art work can complete without the hand works designed in Sindh. Itâ€™s something exciting to know that Sindhi embroidery exposes clearly refinement and delicacy that is said to be the conclusion of court patronage. Specialty and Origin of Sindhi Embroidery Motifs