Ajrakh
Ajrakh is an age-old hand block printing technique famous for its traditional motifs in the iconic indigo (hence deriving its name from Azrak, the Arabic for blue). It is a shared cultural heritage owing to its presence in Kutch, Gujarat and Sindh, Pakistan. It involves a complex multi-staged ‘resist printing’ process using natural dyes and water is vital for giving the fabric its characteristic richness.
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'KAMLAPATI: Indigo' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'KAMLAPATI: Indigo' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'QUDSIA: Indigo' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'QUDSIA: Indigo' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'DURGAWATI: Red' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'DURGAWATI: Red' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'SULTAN JAHAN: Red' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'SULTAN JAHAN: Red' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'SHAHJEHAN: Black' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'SHAHJEHAN: Black' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'SIKANDAR BEGUM: Green' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'SIKANDAR BEGUM: Green' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'SIKANDAR BEGUM: Red' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'SIKANDAR BEGUM: Red' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'SIKANDAR BEGUM: Black' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'SIKANDAR BEGUM: Black' Ajrakh on handwoven Maheshwari
'AALIYAH' Ajrakh on handwoven Kala Cotton
'AALIYAH' Ajrakh on handwoven Kala Cotton
'ASMA' Ajrakh on handwoven Kala Cotton
'ASMA' Ajrakh on handwoven Kala Cotton
