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Ivory and Red Lotus Ajrakh Modal Silk Saree

Ivory and Red Lotus Ajrakh Modal Silk Saree

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Color: Ivory

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Tiny indigo and madder tulips are dotted across the ivory body of this Ajrakh modal silk saree, each buti placed by hand with a small wooden block. The buti repeat is a printer's patience made visible, and against ivory it reads crisp and bright. Modal keeps the fabric cool and fluid through a long day. The pallu turns bold with red bands and indigo leaf columns edged in zigzag, giving the drape a striking finish. A fresh and cheerful saree for summer functions, festival mornings and daytime celebrations.

What's included
Stitched blouse
Weave
ajrakh modal silk
Sub-weave
Hand Block Print
Blouse
Stitched, size 38
Motif
Tulip Buti
Care
Hand wash separately in cold water - Use a mild detergent - Do not bleach or wring - Dry in shade away from direct sunlight - Natural dyes may soften gently with time

The craft

Ajrakh Modal Silk

Ajrakh is one of the oldest surviving block printing traditions in the world, carried for generations by the Khatri printers of Kutch who worked in Dhamadka and rebuilt their village as Ajrakhpur after the 2001 earthquake. A single Ajrakh passes through sixteen or more stages of washing, resist printing with lime and gum, and dyeing in madder root for red and fermented indigo for blue, with black drawn from iron and jaggery. The cloth is printed on both faces so the pattern reads the same either way. On modal, a fibre spun from beech pulp, the natural dyes take deeply and the saree falls with a fluid softness and a quiet sheen.

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