Professional Documents
Culture Documents
Prepared By: Msme-Di, Kolkata: Director@sisikolkata - Gov.in WWW - Sisikolkata.gov - in
Prepared By: Msme-Di, Kolkata: Director@sisikolkata - Gov.in WWW - Sisikolkata.gov - in
ON
ZARI EMBROIDERY
Use of zari embroidery was an indispensable part of the dress work by the
kings and queens. The history of this industry dates back to past several
centuries.
Surat is the home of Zari Industry in India. It make embroidery materials for
machine and hand embroidery such as zari thread/kesab, Nakshi, Salmo, Sadi,
kangri and badle, woven trimmings, flat trimmings, metallic trimmings, fringes,
metallic fringes in different colours and different widths. Sequin collar and motifs
in elegant colours and designs are also made. These enhance the beauty of
garments.
There are three types of zari. Real zari is made of silver and electro plated
with gold. Zari thread made from this precious metal is used for sarees,
embroidered apparel, etc. Imitation zari is made from copper. A third variety of
zari is called plastic zari which is made from metallic yarn.
At present total production of zari raw material in India is valued about Rs.
500 crore. About 55% of these zari raw materials is catered by Surat. Except
Surat Zari raw materials are produced at Barielly, Varanasi, Agra, Jaipur and
Barmer.
Siphon Cloth, Ribbon Orgenja cloth, Glass Beads, Jorjet cloth, Resham,
square tiki, Nimzari, zari thread etc. – all are available in the local market.
VII. Presumption :
i) The project Profile has been prepared on the basis of single shift on 8 hrs.
a day .
ii) Depreciation on machinery and equipments has been take @ 10% whereas
that of office furniture etc. has been taken as 20%.
iii) The rates for machinery, equipment and raw materials are those prevailing
at the time of preparation of Project Profile and are likely to vary from place to
place and supplier to supplier. When a customized project profile is prepared,
necessary changes are to be made.
VIII. Utilities :
Power requirement :
Water Requirement:
FIXED CAPITAL :
D. Others
Raw materials :
a) Salary:
Wages
Miscellaneous expenses :
i) Rent Nil
ii) Electric Power (Minimum) Rs. 300.00
iii) Transportation & Conveyances 300.00
iv) Packing materials 200.00
v) Repairing, replacement & maintenance 200.00
vi) Tax & Insurance 500.00
vii) Incentives (Labour benefits) @ 20% 800.00
viii) Contingencies 1000.00
Rs. 3,300.00
Cost of Production By
Sale of finished product
Recurring Expenses Rs. 1,20,703.00 Item Qty. Rate Amount(Rs.)
Depreciation on Plant I) Item No. I 33 metres 1,040/per mtr. 34,320.00
Machinery & Equipment
@ 10% p.a. Rs. 112.00
II) Item No. II 33 metres 1,430/per mtr. 47,190.00
Depreciation on
Furniture & Fixture
@ 20% p.a. Rs. 67.00 III) Item No. II 33 metres 1,540/per mtr. 50,820.00
Gross Profit
(before tax) Rs. 9,028.00 _____________
Rs. 1,32,330.00 Rs. 1,32,330.00
= 9.08 x 12 x 100
2,27,757
= 47.57%
6
a) Rent Nil
b) Depreciation Rs. 179.00
c) Interest Rs. 2,420.00
d) Salary Rs. 4,000.00
e) Tax & Insurance Rs. 500.00
f) Minimum Power Charge Rs. 300.00
g) Misc. (other than rent, electricity &
tax & insurance) @ 40% Rs. 1,000.00
Rs. 8,399.00
= 8,399.00 x 100%
8,399.00 + 9,028
= 48.19%
Local artisan people of the District of Howrah and 24-Parganas(S) of West Bengal.