Bearing a distinct character, this form of hand block printing is believed to have been prevalent since the Harrapan civilization.
Practiced in the Kutch region, the arduous task of patterning involves about a dozen steps including pre-treating the fabric in organic compounds to absorb the natural dyes better, block printing one color after the other across the length and breadth of the saree. Producing each color is a unique one. Some dyes are boiled in a copper pot, others are fermented and some are formed into a thick paste. Once these natural dyes soak into the fabric, it is washed multiple times and post treated to retain color.

Presenting an authentic handcrafted Ajrakh saree on modal silk fabric in beautiful Indigo.
The fabric is modal silk known for its smooth texture.

This saree is ready to wear with fall and pico done. An unstitched blouse fabric is included.

*Note: There may be minor variations in the shade, the texture of the product. Hues/textures show differently due to variations in screen settings and other factors,
*Note: This is a handwoven saree and there may be slight inconsistencies such as in it's weaving. These are characteristic of handmade products and attest to their originality and are not considered as defects.