“The handcrafted ajrakh block-printed modal silk sari combines the luxury of silk with the comfort of cotton.”
The double borders are adorned with a contemporary choufal buta, which displays geometric patterns that run the length of the sari.
The charismatic fusion of indigo, black, crème, and maroon in the motifs creates a captivating palette.
Adorning the pallu (end-piece) are exquisite floral patterns, equidistantly spaced and interconnected by multiple line forms.
Purity; spiritual awakening; cosmic order. Identified across the lengthwise borders of this object.
Open motif entryCosmic order; mathematical harmony in weave. Identified across the woven ground of this object.
Open motif entryBlock printing applies pattern through hand-carved teak or sheesham blocks, each colour and outline requiring its own block, registered by eye across the length of the cloth. India's block-print traditions range from the natural-dye Bagh prints of Madhya Pradesh to the geometric precision of Rajasthani work and the layered resist of Gujarat's Ajrakh.