Elegance of Ajrakh

Discover the rich heritage of Ajrakh block printing, with vibrant patterns and natural dyes. Each piece is a handcrafted masterpiece, offering you the best in authentic, sustainable fashion.

Elegance of Ajrakh

Discover the rich heritage of Ajrakh block printing, with vibrant patterns and natural dyes. Each piece is a handcrafted masterpiece, offering you the best in authentic, sustainable fashion.

About Ajrakh

Ajrakh is an ancient block printing art form known for its intricate patterns and natural dyes. Originating from the regions of Sindh and Gujarat, it has been a symbol of cultural heritage for centuries..

The process involves a series of complex steps, including resist dyeing and hand printing with carved wooden blocks, resulting in unique, stunning designs. Each piece of Ajrakh fabric tells a story of cultural continuity and artistic dedication, embodying the essence of a timeless craft passed down through generations..

A Legacy of Craft

Woven Tradition

Crafted with Artistry

Where Art Meets Fabric

Elegant Designs

Genuine Craftsmanship

Art You Can Wear

the rich history and evolution of Ajrakh

Ajrakh Timeline

2000 BCE - 300 CE

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Ancient Origins

Ajrakh’s roots can be traced back to ancient civilizations in the Indus Valley

300 CE - 1000 CE

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Early Development

Ajrakh block printing techniques and designs began to take shape in Sindh and Gujarat.

1000 CE - 1600 CE

03

Medieval Flourishing

Ajrakh flourished through trade, expanding its influence and techniques.

1600 CE - 1800 CE

04

Colonial Influence

Ajrakh faced challenges but adapted through the colonial era.

1947 - 1980

05

Post-Independence Revival

A revival of Ajrakh as a symbol of cultural heritage after independence.

1980 - 2000

06

Contemporary Renaissance

Ajrakh gained global recognition and modern relevance.

2000 - 2020

07

Digital Age and Global Outreach

Ajrakh’s presence expanded globally through digital platforms.

2021 - 2024

08

Present Day

Ajrakh continues to thrive, focusing on sustainability and heritage.

2024 and Beyond

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Future Vision

Looking forward, Ajrakh aims to grow and celebrate its heritage.

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types of fabric

The Inspiration
Behind Ajrakh

the natural beauty of Sindh and Gujarat. Each pattern is more than a design—it's a story of heritage and culture passed down through generations.

Ancient Craft

Unique Designs

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making process

Step 1: Saaj or Washing:

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Step 2: Harde Dyeing

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Step 3: Sun Drying

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Step 4: Resist Print

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Step 5: Alum Resist

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Step 6: Indigo Dyeing

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Step 7: Repeat the washing

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Step 8: Colour dyeing in boiling water

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Step 9: Dry it out

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Step 10: the printing process is called Minakari.

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Step 11: As is with Ajrakh.

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Step 12: Second colour dyeing

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Step 13: Often a liquid colour spray.

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Step 14: After the fabric is dyed a second time.

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Step 15: This then results in the finished products.

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