Stunning Ajrakh Dupatta – Indigo Chanderi Silk with Mirror Work & Handcraft

Stunning Ajrakh Dupatta: Indigo Chanderi Silk with Mirror Work & Handwork

The Ajrakh dupatta embodies centuries-old craftsmanship in every fold. This exquisite piece features deep indigo hues from traditional Ajrakh block printing on sheer Chanderi silk, elevated with sparkling mirror work and meticulous hand-embroidery.

The Timeless Art of Ajrakh Printing

Ajrakh is a revered resist-block printing technique using natural dyes, intricate geometric and floral patterns, and multiple stages of printing, washing, and drying. This Ajrakh dupatta showcases authentic indigo shades—symbolizing depth and tradition—combined with hand-applied mirrors that catch light for a dazzling effect.

Artisans from Gujarat and Rajasthan painstakingly carve wooden blocks and layer colors, ensuring rich, fade-resistant prints. The addition of mirror work and handwork adds texture and glamour, making each dupatta unique.

   

Classic indigo Ajrakh cotton dupatta with geometric patterns Black Ajrakh Chanderi silk dupatta featuring mirror work embellishments

Product Details & Specifications

• Fabric: Premium Indigo Chanderi Silk (sheer, lightweight with subtle sheen)
• Craftsmanship: Traditional Ajrakh Block Printing + Mirror Work & Hand-Embroidery
• Color: Deep Indigo with natural dye variations and mirror accents
• Size: Standard 2.5 meters length × 1 meter width (elegant draping)
• Weight: Feather-light for comfort
• Care Instructions: Dry clean recommended; gentle hand wash in cold water to preserve dyes

Styling Ideas for Your Stunning Ajrakh Dupatta

This versatile Ajrakh dupatta pairs beautifully:

• With solid kurtas for everyday ethnic charm
• Over Anarkalis or sarees for weddings and festivals
• In fusion looks with jeans or dresses—the mirrors add modern sparkle
• As a stole for evening sophistication

Ideal for Navratri, Eid, or as a meaningful gift.

       

Traditional Ajrakh block printing process by skilled artisans Artisans hand-blocking intricate Ajrakh patterns in Kutch

Heritage of Ajrakh Craft

Ajrakh printing dates back over 400 years, originating in Sindh and thriving in Kutch, Gujarat. It involves up to 20 steps with natural indigo, alum, and resist pastes. Learn more about this sustainable art on Wikipedia’s Ajrakh page or traditional block printing here.

By choosing this Ajrakh dupatta, you support artisan families and eco-friendly natural dyeing practices.

Explore More Artisan Masterpieces

Complete your wardrobe:

• Elephant Applique Dupatta for unique applique styles
• Yellow Muslin Silk Mirror Work Dupatta for vibrant options
• Handcrafted Rajasthani Bags for matching accessories

This stunning Ajrakh dupatta in indigo Chanderi silk is a wearable piece of history—order now and drape yourself in tradition. Shop Now!