Ajrakh Printed Cotton Kurti

Manufactured By: Mayuri Handicraft NIP

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Description

Ajrakh printing is a traditional block printing technique that originated in the Kutch region of Gujarat, India. It is a labor-intensive process that involves hand-carving intricate designs onto wooden blocks, which are then used to print patterns onto fabric using natural dyes. Ajrakh printed cotton kurtis are a popular type of women''s garment that feature these beautiful and intricate designs. They are typically made from soft and lightweight cotton fabric, making them comfortable and easy to wear in hot climates. The process of making an Ajrakh printed cotton kurti begins with the selection of the fabric, which is usually a high-quality cotton that has been pre-washed to remove any impurities. The fabric is then treated with a mixture of tamarind seeds and limestone to make it more receptive to the dyes. Next, the master block printer will carve the designs onto wooden blocks. These blocks can be quite large and may require multiple carvings to create the entire design.

SKU: 122813

Product Details & Care

Color : Printed

Fabric Type : Cotton

Pattern : Printed

Sleeve : Quarter

Neck Style : Round

Occasion : Gifting, Function, Wedding, Office, Casual

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Mayuri Handicraft NIP

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Samima’s dream was to be self-sufficient and to create livelihoods for others. So, after marriage she with husband’s help stared business of Kantha stitch products, as from her childhood, she has seen her mother to do embroidery work in free times. Samima supplies the designed fabric and thread to the 120 local women who work for her round the year and within a set timeline artisan returns the finished products to her. Silk sarees, dupatta and stole are always in demand