- No Products In The Cart
- start shopping
Recently Viewed
You have no recent viewed item.
Ajrakh is the mark of legacy. The ‘Ajrakh’ name comes from the Persian word ‘Azarak’ which means – ‘Blue’. The making of Ajrakh fabric demands profound skills and patience.
Ajrakh is a block-printed cloth which is union of handloom textiles and vegetable dyes. It’s one of the oldest techniques of resist printing in India. There are almost 14 to 16 different stages of dyeing and printing the fabric, which takes almost 14 to 21 days to finish the process.
These traditional printing techniques in India are sustained by the craftsman of Kutch, Khavda, Dhamadka and Barmer.
Zaniee’s Ajarkh Checklist :
Ajrakh is a block-printed cloth which is union of handloom textiles and vegetable dyes. It’s one of the oldest techniques of resist printing in India. There are almost 14 to 16 different stages of dyeing and printing the fabric, which takes almost 14 to 21 days to finish the process.
These traditional printing techniques in India are sustained by the craftsman of Kutch, Khavda, Dhamadka and Barmer.
Zaniee’s Ajarkh Checklist :
- Indian Ritih
- Supports Local Business
- Hand Crafted
- Natural Colors
- Resist-dyed Cotton
- Durable
- Soft Touch
- Pleasing to Eye
