Creating a cutwork suit is a detailed and labor-intensive process that blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design.

1. Dyeing the Handwoven Tussar
   The journey begins with handwoven tussar silk, which is dyed in the selected color. The rich texture and natural sheen of the fabric absorb the dye, creating a deep, vibrant tone that enhances the fabric’s luxurious feel.

2. Marking the Embroidery Area
   After dyeing, the next step is marking the areas for embroidery. The design is carefully mapped out, ensuring precision and symmetry for the upcoming cutwork.

3. Tracing the Cutwork Design
   The intricate cutwork design is then traced onto the fabric. With patterns inspired by nature—florals, geometrics, and abstract motifs—this stage sets the foundation for the detailed cuts that will follow.

4. Cutting the Design
   The cutwork process takes 7 to 10 days. Skilled artisans cut out specific sections of the fabric, creating delicate patterns that add depth and texture. This step requires precision and patience, as each cut must be flawless.

5. Sewing the Set
   Once the cutwork is completed, the fabric is sewn into its final shape. The embroidered sections are carefully stitched onto the main body of the suit, ensuring that the design flows seamlessly throughout.

6. Scallop Design on the Dupatta
   The final touch is the scalloped design on the dupatta, which enhances the elegance of the set. The soft scalloping complements the cutwork on the suit, completing the ensemble with its refined details.

The result is a meticulously crafted cutwork suit—a perfect blend of artistry, tradition, and timeless elegance.