Mumbai / Mira Road & Bhayandar
MKS Embroidery

Hand embroidery in Mira Road & Bhayandar.

Mira Road and Bhayandar are among our easiest areas to serve — barely fifteen to twenty minutes from the studio, with a dense cluster of home boutiques and a strong appetite for traditional hand work.

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Hand embroidery for customers in Mira Road & Bhayandar, Mumbai MIRA ROAD & BHAYANDAR • MUMBAI
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Serving Mira Road & Bhayandar

Embroidery for Mira Road & Bhayandar, done by hand.

This belt has a genuine embroidery culture. Customers here often know exactly what aari work is, ask for specific stitch types, and care about whether the zari is real. That makes for straightforward, well-informed briefs.

Volume-wise it sits between the bridal one-offs of Borivali and the boutique batches of Kandivali: plenty of both, often from the same customer over time.

Typical briefs

What Mira Road & Bhayandar customers usually order.

  • Bridal blouses and traditional saree work
  • Aari and zari work on silk and cotton
  • Boutique batches from home-run labels
  • Festive kurta, sherwani and kurti detailing
  • Dupatta borders and motif work

Custom hand embroidery

Designs built around your idea, fabric and garment.

Bridal & occasionwear

Lehengas, blouses, dupattas, sherwanis and reception wear.

Aari, zari & zardozi

Traditional Indian hand techniques, done properly.

Embellishment

Sequin, bead, stone, crystal and mirror work.

Logos & monograms

Brand marks, labels, uniforms and patches.

Samples & bulk

Swatch development through to full production runs.

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Traditional aari and zari work

Mira Road customers tend to want the older techniques done properly.

Aari hook needle working chain stitch embroidery
Aari by handThe hook needle, worked the way it has always been worked.
Zari and silk embroidery threads in gold and maroon
Real zariGenuine metallic thread, matched to the garment and the budget.
Shisha mirror work embroidery on sage green cotton
Mirror & shishaMirrors held by tight rings of thread, never glued.
Local FAQs

Mira Road & Bhayandar questions, answered.

How far is Mira Road from your embroidery studio?

About fifteen to twenty minutes by road down Swami Vivekanand Road to Dahisar East. Bhayandar takes slightly longer.

Do you do traditional aari and zari work?

Yes. Aari, zari, zardozi, thread work and stone embellishment are all core techniques for us, and they are among the most requested from this belt.

Can I bring my own zari and stones?

Yes, many customers do. Bring them along with the fabric so we can confirm they suit the technique and the base before work starts.

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Serving Mira Road & Bhayandar and all of Mumbai — one piece or a full collection.

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