Due to the delicate nature of hand embroidery, zari, metal threads, silk, and heritage weaves, we strongly recommend professional dry cleaning only. Always inform your dry cleaner that the garment contains handwork and traditional embellishments.
Water, detergents, and agitation can weaken silk fibres, dull zari, and loosen hand embroidery. Home washing may cause irreversible damage.
For minor marks, gently dab with a soft, dry cloth. Do not rub, apply water, or use chemical stain removers.
Apply perfumes, deodorants, and hairsprays before wearing the garment to prevent staining or tarnishing of embroidery.
Luxury Indian textiles age beautifully when stored correctly. Thoughtful storage ensures longevity for generations.
Wrap garments in soft, breathable muslin or cotton cloth. Place embroidery-facing inward. Avoid heavy pressure or tight packing. At Artistry, we believe these garments are more than occasion wear—they are heirlooms in the making. Treated with care, they carry stories, memories, and becoming treasures that outlive trends and time.
Avoid plastic covers, which trap moisture and cause fabric yellowing.
Every creation at Artistry by Maryam is crafted using fine natural fabrics, hand embroidery, and heritage techniques that require mindful care. With the right attention, these pieces are not just worn—they are treasured and passed on.
Choose a dark, dry cupboard away from sunlight, heat, and humidity. Moisture can tarnish metal threads and damage silk.
Every creation at Artistry by Maryam is crafted using fine natural fabrics, hand embroidery, and heritage techniques that require mindful care. With the right attention, these pieces are not just worn—they are treasured and passed on.
Change fold lines periodically to prevent permanent creases, especially on zari and silk.
Use neem leaves, cloves, or cedar blocks. Avoid chemical mothballs, which can stain and weaken fabrics.
Garments featuring normal thread work and lightweight hand embroidery are crafted for regular use while still deserving mindful care. Following these instructions will help preserve the fabric, colour, and embroidery for years to come.
Avoid bleach, whitening agents, and harsh chemicals. Apply perfumes and deodorants before wearing. Store only after the garment is completely dry. Refrain from pinning or stretching embroidered areas