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Black and Maroon Ajrakh Dola Silk Saree

Black and Maroon Ajrakh Dola Silk Saree

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$110.00

Stitched blouse included, size 38

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Color: Black

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Small maroon and indigo geometry repeats over the black ground, printed block by block in the resist tradition of Kutch. The tight jaal gives the body a dense surface. A broad gold zari border edged with elephants anchors the drape, and the pallu opens into a wide expanse of gold. Ajrakh dola silk saree, with a soft lustre. Suited to wedding functions, receptions and festival evenings.

What's included
Stitched blouse
Weave
ajrakh dola silk
Sub-weave
Hand Block Print
Blouse
Stitched, size 38
Motif
Geometric Jaal
Care
Dry clean recommended - If washing at home hand wash separately in cold water with a mild detergent - Do not bleach or wring - Dry in shade away from direct sunlight - Iron on low heat and avoid the zari border

The craft

Ajrakh Dola Silk

Dola silk is a smooth, lustrous silk favoured in Kutch for pieces that need more shine than modal can give. On it the Khatri printers of Ajrakhpur lay the same sixteen stage Ajrakh process they have practised for generations, resist printing with lime and gum and dyeing in madder root, fermented indigo and iron black, washing the cloth between every round. The printed body is then paired with a woven zari border and pallu, so the saree carries hand printed Ajrakh geometry alongside the glow of gold. It is the festive end of the Ajrakh tradition.

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