The ancient tradition of embroidery cloth

14 March 2019

Embroidery cloth

A bit of history...

Embroidery is a decoration or an ornament created by weaving threads of fabric through a precise and elaborate weave. This ancient activity is still practiced today and in Italy it was born as an expression of the Saracen culture, to then spread throughout Europe. Embroidering represents one of the most precious craft activities that the world has today. Even though technologies have changed a lot over time, the embroiderer still retains the spark that allows things to come to life. Look at the world with curious eyes and always see the beautiful side of things. This is one of the secrets that distinguishes a person who sews from a craftsman: it is the secret of his long life.

One embroidery after another

Over time, the techniques used to embroider have also evolved. While retaining their ancient value, the introduction of sewing machines has accelerated the production process of this beautiful ornament. Gradually, embroidery has become one of the expressive forms par excellence, because through them it is possible to express any communicative message. Garments, leather goods, furnishings and many others are the sectors that have been literally invaded by the embroidery technique.

And finally... the embroidery cloth

Nowadays embroidery is a very common technique, but still requires great skill for its perfect realization. Embroidery cloth is the technique that is most performed by embroidery companies. Customizing a piece of clothing such as a t-shirt with an embroidery made with cotton threads, wool, patches or any other material is relatively simple and makes the garment full of character. The colors chosen and the shape of the embroidery give a simple white t-shirt a very communicative message, becoming the focal point of attention.

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A bit of history...

One embroidery after another

And finally... the embroidery cloth

Contact us and visit our atelier!

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