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Ajrakh

Kutch, Gujarat

4pieces 26.09.2026opens 1 of 1every piece

Ajrakh is made by covering the cloth in the places you want to stay clean, dyeing it, then doing it again. Sixteen steps, most of them waiting. What survives the dye is the design, and the parts that did not survive exactly are how you know a hand did it.

Indigo comes from a vat. Madder red comes from a root. The white is the cloth itself, never dyed, protected under paste. Registration is done by eye, so the blocks land a hair off, every time.

The 4 pieces.

Indigo and madder, printed by block. Four pieces. Each one goes to a single person, and the page for each carries their name once it does.

Sitara, The eight-point star repeat, madder and undyed white, on midnight indigo cotton. UN:002:01 Sitara The eight-point star repeat, madder and undyed white Unclaimed Jaali, Interlocking trellis, indigo and black on red, on madder ruby cotton. UN:002:02 Jaali Interlocking trellis, indigo and black on red Unclaimed Nikaas, Motifs discharged out of the indigo in white and straw, on midnight indigo cotton. UN:002:03 Nikaas Motifs discharged out of the indigo in white and straw Unclaimed Do Chhaap, Two blocks stamped deliberately out of register, on indigo over madder cotton. UN:002:04 Do Chhaap Two blocks stamped deliberately out of register Unclaimed

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