'Ajrak' Block Prints
Originated in the Sindh region of ancient India, ‘Ajrak’ (pronounced as uh-juh-ruh-kuh) is a complex and sophisticated form of resist block printing.
Traditionally, the art of ‘Ajrak’ printing uses natural dyes like henna, turmeric, and indigo. The elements of nature are intrinsic to this art form.
It takes incredibly skilled craftsmanship to create the gorgeous geometrical and floral patterns on the fabric.
Ikat
Known for its laborious weaving and dying process, ‘Ikat’ (pronounced as ee-kaht) is a special pattern that originated in Asia.
Some of the most exquisite patterns of ‘Ikat’ have been found in India.
‘Ikat’ is versatile because of its complex patterns, freedom with the choice of fabric and the variety in color combinations.
Chikankari
This traditional variety of embroidery originated a few centuries ago in Lucknow, India.
‘Chikankari’ is usually a combination of many stitching patterns found very commonly as white-on-white.
Some of the stitching patterns include the running stitch, satin stitch, and stem stitch.
The result is a beautiful, textured design that is elegant and charming.
Linen
Linen as we know it - a comfortable and soft fabric which prevents excess heat and creates a breezy, cool feeling.