Orange Customised Phulkari Kurti FabricLength: 2. 5m each Fabric: Cotton *Colours may vary slightly due to a difference in fabric and digital colours* Ajrakh is usually found in Kutch (Gujarat) and Barmer (Rajasthan). Woodblock stamps are used to create different geometric patterns that are transferred onto the fabric using natural dyes, including vegetable and mineral dyes. The most common colours used include blue, red, black, yellow and green. One of the most common dyes used for this

originating in Punjab

5m top and dupatta

It is a tedious process involving a number of steps and the use of natural dyes

but also for the colours - the layers of red are overridden by layer of blue to give a dark blue/black shade

Other accessories: Zari threads in the fabric/jute threads/other silks etc will increase the costs6

Craft: Ajrakh Screen Print from Bhuj

and the rates depend on the finishing and cleanliness of the embroidery

It gains its inspiration from the Mughal dynasty and therefore the blocks are extremely intricate

25m bottom and dupatta Fabric Pure Cotton

Wash Instructions: Dry Clean only

and not hand block print or machine screen print

Craft Ajrakh with Bandhani