Kaisori Ajrakh Green Chanderi Dupatta gold Variations and irregularities in the

Variations and irregularities in the fabric are intrinsic to the hand-weaving and dyeing process

Following instructions overleaf ensure the long life of your handloom clothes

Do not soak for extended periods

making slight variations and irregularities in the fabric part of its beauty — a testament to the artistry behind handmade craftsmanship

This range of Bagru handblock printed saree is inspired by the prints of Barmer handmade with natural dyes

Kaisori Ajrakh Green Chanderi Dupatta gold Variations and irregularities in theEvery handmade piece of art is a demonstration of tradition, unchanged culture and the skill and technique of the artisan.. Your Kaisori Ajrakh dupatta is a celebration of the oldest printing methods of the Indian subcontinent. Made by Khatris community in Kutch, Gujarat, it is distinguished by its color blue with red and its complex geometric & floral patterns. It involves 14 16 different stages of dyeing & printing, which takes 14 21 days to