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Ajrakh Linen Hand Block Printed Saree
This saree is hand-block printed Ajrakh on pure linen and comes along with the blouse piece. Length with blouse piece
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Ajrakh Linen Hand Block Printed Saree
This saree is hand-block printed Ajrakh on pure linen and comes along with the blouse piece. Length with blouse piece
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Ajrakh Linen Hand Block Printed Saree
This saree is hand-block printed Ajrakh on pure linen and comes along with the blouse piece. Length with blouse piece
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Ajrakh Linen Hand Block Printed Saree
This saree is hand-block printed Ajrakh on pure linen and comes along with the blouse piece. Length with blouse piece
Ajrakh Hand Block Printed Sarees
Hand block painting or Ajrakh Printed sarees is an age-old tradition practiced in Ajrakhpur, a village in the Kutch district of Gujarat. The 100-odd families of the village take part in a laborious process that takes up to three weeks to complete. Textiles are treated with vegetable and mineral colors and the fabric goes through a washing cycle about eight times. But the end result is a beautiful piece of fabric that has also made its way to high-end fashion labels today. This fine art includes a detailed process of resist-printing and dyeing using about 20 blocks. Today, it is used extensively on turbans, shawls, and bedsheets.