Black Ajrakh Triple Block Rayon Fabric (0.60 CM Cut Piece) mangalagiri dupatta suit

A faux shirt top -

<div>A faux shirt top - this has an inner attached

The distinct colours are known to be attained from the water of this particular river

Other accessories: Zari threads in the fabric/jute threads/other silks etc will increase the costs6

*Colours may vary slightly due to a difference in fabric and digital colours*Ikat is resist dyeing technique where the yarns are resist dyed and then woven into gorgeous patterns

which is why it is one of the most expensive embroidery forms

Black Ajrakh Triple Block Rayon Fabric (0.60 CM Cut Piece) mangalagiri dupatta suit <div>A faux shirt top -Width 44" and rates are per meter. Ajrakh is a handblock printing technique from Kutch in Gujarat. Involving a range of geometrical and floral motifs in the modern days ajrakh is becoming increasingly popular amongst the people who value sustainability. Due to its vegetable dyes ajrakh is fairly sober compared to the chemically dyed alternatives. Colours may vary due to a difference in digital and fabric colours. Wash Instructions: Handwash only and