Product info – Ajrakh hand-block printed with natural dyes and Kantha embroidery hand-stitched throughout.
Craft –
Kantha is a centuries-old quilted embroidery that originated in Bangladesh. It is executed on layers of vintage sarees that are stitched together with hand-done running stitches.
Ajrakh block printing, practiced in Ajrakhpur, is a centuries-old art form from Gujarat, India, that involves intricate geometric and floral designs hand-stamped onto fabric using natural dyes.
Tamarind seed powder is mixed with alum and then boiled for one hour to produce a printing paste for the red areas of the design.
Note – There might be a very slight difference in the red colour or block print pattern as every piece is one of a kind.
Details –
Spread collar
YKK® zip
Concealed closure
Two welt pockets
One-button barrel cuff
Locker loop
Hand-done Kantha (Boro/Sashiko)
Stitched with highest-quality Gütermann® threads
Pomegranate red 100% cotton Handmade in Bengal, India
100% Cotton
• Hand wash in cold water (≤30°C / 86°F) or gentle tumble dry
• Use pH-neutral detergent; no bleach or softeners
• Air-dry in shade; avoid direct sunlight
• Iron at low heat (≤110°C / 230°F)
• Blot stains with mild soap or vinegar
• Wash separately, as natural dyes may transfer
• Avoid dry cleaning