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This elegant yellow kurta features a beautiful blue floral and geometric pattern, offering a unique and stylish look. Made from soft, breathable fabric, it provides a relaxed fit for all-day comfort. Perfect for office wear, weekend brunches, or casual family meetups, it’s a versatile piece that keeps you feeling graceful and chic.

Featuring an airy broderie fabric, this shrug adds a new dimension to plain. It's plain but anything but basic.

Hand embroidered linen-cotton kurti, is a soft shade of yellow. This kurti falls below the knee and fits a bust size of 42.

A lovely embroidery kurti from Kashmir. Fabric is linen cotton.

This textile has been crafted by an award-winning artisan from Gurajat. This is made from fine merino wool.

This textile has been crafted by an award-winning artisan from Gurajat. This is made from fine merino wool.

This textile has been crafted by an award-winning artisan from Gurajat. This is made from fine merino wool.

Made from the softest of cotton from Madhya Pradesh and block printed organically in Bagh, the fabric on the Anita dress is sublime. We have lined it with equally soft muslin for comfortable wear.

A truly artisanal t-shirt created by a third generation Ajrakh artist who is trying to bring a contemporary approach to the craft. This Tshirt has been dyed using natural dyes and the much sought after Ajrakh block printing technique.

Suitable for both men and women alike.

A beautiful kurta featuring kashmiri aari embroidery on velvet. This embroidery is done on the machine.

A beautiful kurta featuring kashmiri aari embroidery on velvet. This embroidery is done on the machine.

This lovely tilla embroidery kurta has been given a touch of flamboyance by adding the fuschia brocade on sleeves. Complimenting it is a floral chiffon full sized dupatta with antique golden kiran lace all around. Something different and special for your wardrobe.

Ajrakh is a traditional hand-block printed fabric made using natural dyes and a detailed, multi-step process. Known for its deep indigo, madder reds, and precise geometric patterns, each piece is printed multiple times by hand—so no two are exactly the same. It’s slow-made, breathable, and carries the raw character of true craft rather than a polished, factory finish.

Because the process uses natural dyes, these fabrics absorb colour differently, giving Ajrakh its deep, slightly uneven tones and a more lived-in, organic finish rather than a flat, uniform look.

Ajrakh is a traditional hand-block printed fabric made using natural dyes and a detailed, multi-step process. Known for its deep indigo, madder reds, and precise geometric patterns, each piece is printed multiple times by hand—so no two are exactly the same. It’s slow-made, breathable, and carries the raw character of true craft rather than a polished, factory finish.

Because the process uses natural dyes, these fabrics absorb colour differently, giving Ajrakh its deep, slightly uneven tones and a more lived-in, organic finish rather than a flat, uniform look.

Ajrakh is a traditional hand-block printed fabric made using natural dyes and a detailed, multi-step process. Known for its deep indigo, madder reds, and precise geometric patterns, each piece is printed multiple times by hand—so no two are exactly the same. It’s slow-made, breathable, and carries the raw character of true craft rather than a polished, factory finish.

Because the process uses natural dyes, these fabrics absorb colour differently, giving Ajrakh its deep, slightly uneven tones and a more lived-in, organic finish rather than a flat, uniform look.

Ajrakh is a traditional hand-block printed fabric made using natural dyes and a detailed, multi-step process. Known for its deep indigo, madder reds, and precise geometric patterns, each piece is printed multiple times by hand—so no two are exactly the same. It’s slow-made, breathable, and carries the raw character of true craft rather than a polished, factory finish.

Because the process uses natural dyes, these fabrics absorb colour differently, giving Ajrakh its deep, slightly uneven tones and a more lived-in, organic finish rather than a flat, uniform look.

Ajrakh is a traditional hand-block printed fabric made using natural dyes and a detailed, multi-step process. Known for its deep indigo, madder reds, and precise geometric patterns, each piece is printed multiple times by hand—so no two are exactly the same. It’s slow-made, breathable, and carries the raw character of true craft rather than a polished, factory finish.

Because the process uses natural dyes, these fabrics absorb colour differently, giving Ajrakh its deep, slightly uneven tones and a more lived-in, organic finish rather than a flat, uniform look.

Ajrakh is a traditional hand-block printed fabric made using natural dyes and a detailed, multi-step process. Known for its deep indigo, madder reds, and precise geometric patterns, each piece is printed multiple times by hand—so no two are exactly the same. It’s slow-made, breathable, and carries the raw character of true craft rather than a polished, factory finish.

Because the process uses natural dyes, these fabrics absorb colour differently, giving Ajrakh its deep, slightly uneven tones and a more lived-in, organic finish rather than a flat, uniform look.

This vibrant yellow shawl features detailed green motifs inspired by traditional art, creating a bright and energetic look. The fabric is soft and breathable, ensuring a comfortable feel that's perfect for layering throughout the day. It’s an ideal choice for a sunny brunch or adding a pop of color to a simple white outfit.

Ajrakh is a traditional hand-block printed fabric made using natural dyes and a detailed, multi-step process. Known for its deep indigo, madder reds, and precise geometric patterns, each piece is printed multiple times by hand—so no two are exactly the same. It’s slow-made, breathable, and carries the raw character of true craft rather than a polished, factory finish.

Because the process uses natural dyes, these fabrics absorb colour differently, giving Ajrakh its deep, slightly uneven tones and a more lived-in, organic finish rather than a flat, uniform look.