Description

Wash Care and Manufacturer Info :
*Washing: Do not soak and its best to hand-wash with cold water & PH Neutral Soap.
*Rubs & Bleeds : Rubs color when dry and Bleeds Color for initial washes
*Avoid pairing darker colors with lighter colors
*Drying: Do Not Dry in Direct Sunlight. Lay flat to dry or tumble dry low
*Ironing: Iron/steam on the wrong side (the inside),
*Do not bleach.Feel free to ask for Dress Care !

Craft Details

Ajrakh Craft is Natural Dyeing and resist block printing technique on cloth. It is estimated to be around 4000 years old. Sindh region is said to be the birthplace of Ajrakh.The Ajrakh artisans from Khatri Community of Kutch in India are originally from Sindh and they migrated to Kutch in Gujarat India.Around 16-step process required to create a piece of Ajrakh fabric is what makes the outcome so beautiful and intricate.
In the past forty years ajrakh has not only been transformed from a rustic block print into a popular fashion fabric, it has also become the signature cloth of the Khatri communities of Kachchh and is their most successful product.

Fabric Care : All our clothes require love & care wash separately in cold water.Do not soak or scrub hard with brush preferably use mild detergents and do not wash with bleach or chlorine.Drying in shade or diffused light is recommenced.

Know about Your Artisan :
Sarfaraz Ommer Khatri is a sixth-generation ajrakh block printing artist, following a thirteen-step printing technique that has roots in ancient Indian culture. Sarfaraz’s studio was founded by his father and uses over 800 teak blocks designed by his great-grandfather, creating textile designs that span from traditional to contemporary. He uses natural vegetable dyes that are biodegradable and environmentally-friendly, reviving the lost traditional techniques. His textiles are versatile, often made into saris, scarves, shawls and more.

Know Your Fabrics :Ajrakh Handblockprinted Handwoven cotton geometric pattern printed fabric from printers of the khatri Community of Kutch on fabricn as woven Weavers by the Weavers of West Bengal. Ajrakh craftsmanship is inspired by the diverse traditions of Kutch, Crafted by skilled artisans using intricate block printing and time-honored resist-dyeing techniques with natural indigo and madder hues, each piece embodies a narrative of tradition and innovation. Step into the vivid world of the Ajrakh Dress in Multicolor, a testament to opulence in

Unevenness in Weave and slight variations in color is intrinsic to an authentic handwoven hand block printed fabrics.,these irregulariteis which results from the human involvement in the process of handweaving and handblock printing is a hallmark of products and adds to its Aesthetic Value.

Disclaimer :
* Slight irregularities are a nature of handcrafted products.
* Natural Lighting: All Photos are taken in broad Sunlight to represent them as accurately as possible.Some colors may appear brighter in photos.
* Slight Color Variations: Due to camera lens limitations, there may be slight color differences between the product photos and reality.
* Handcrafted Quality: Our products are handcrafted, and minor irregularities in motifs, texture, and color are part of their unique character.
* Batch Production: Handcrafted items are made in small batches, so slight variations in color, shade, and motifs are natural and a result of human craftsmanship.
* Quality Assurance: We are committed to fulfilling your order to your satisfaction.