Ajrakh is one of India's oldest textile traditions. Artisans hand-stamp geometric and floral patterns with carved wooden blocks using natural dyes like indigo and madder on 100% pure cotton. The result is deep blues and earthy reds, ideal for kurtas, suits, dupattas and home décor.
Natural indigo creates a living colour that deepens with every wash. Our Indigo collection features deep navy, teal and midnight blue prints on breathable pure cotton, pre-washed to prevent shrinkage and bleeding. Perfect for summer kurtas, suits and co-ord sets.
Named after Sanganer near Jaipur, this GI-tagged craft uses fine hand-carved wooden stamps to print delicate floral and paisley motifs on cotton. Light, breathable and fresh, it is the most popular choice for summer kurtas, dupattas and dress material.
Bagru printing uses a dabu mud-resist technique with natural dyes in terracotta, black and mustard. Bold, rustic and sustainable, Bagru cotton has become a favourite for conscious fashion.
Kalamkari means "pen work". Temple motifs, peacocks and boteh patterns are drawn or stamped on pure cotton. Our 3-piece sets include matching dupatta fabric for ethnic kurta sets and salwar suits.
Pure cotton breathes, absorbs moisture and stays cool in India's heat. Inkdrip fabrics are 60x60 count, 42-inch wide, about 100 GSM, pre-washed and printed with premium dyes that do not fade.
