Introducing our ajrakh print modal silk saree that is perfect for today’s modern women. This saree is made of lightweight fabric that drapes beautifully and is comfortable to wear. The traditional ajrakh hand block print with natural dyes (vegetable dyes) adds a touch of elegance to the saree. It comes in a beautiful red color and includes an unstitched blouse piece. This saree can be worn as formal and semi-formal wear and can be adorned for special functions and cultural experiences. Women can wear this saree as an office attire, wedding wear, festive wear, costume party, or as working women. It is perfect for any occasion.
Ajrakh is a unique form of block printing found mostly in Ajrakhpur, Kutch district, India. These sarees display special designs and patterns made using block printing by stamps. Over the years, ajraks have become a symbol of the Sindhi culture and traditions. The name Ajrakh is linked to azrakh, the Arabic word for indigo, a blue plant which thrived in the arid ecology of Kachchh until the 1956 earthquake1. With nine to 21 stages of printing and dyeing, Ajrakh is one of the most complex craft techniques in the world. In India, the Ajrakh textile is still printed in the desert region of Kutch and Barmer in Rajasthan by craftsmen, mostly from the Khatri community