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Indo- Fusion Wear
Summer resort Jewelry Collection
inspired from
AJRAKH
Hand block Printing
by
Pragya
Age-range Concept Popular
Trends
Color Palette Design/ Motif
22 - 28 Indian Resort
Wear
Loose fit kurtas,
Palazzos, Gilets,
Maxi dresses
Earthy colors
Hues of whites,
beige, Primary
color tones (reds,
blues, yellows)
Paisley motifs,
Floral prints
LOOK
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Generations of Indigo
The term Ajrak, derived from Azrakh the Arabic word for indigo, a blue plant which
thrived in the arid ecology of Kachchh. It was given as a gift for the festival of Eid, for
bridegrooms, and for other special occasions.
Traditionally, Ajrak is the name of a block printed cloth with deep crimson red and
indigo blue background.
The traditional craft of ajrakh uses only natural colors (vegetable dyes) for its
making. The usual colors of the craft are red, yellow, blue and black.
However green and some other secondary
colors are also used now-a-days.
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft
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Ajrakh- Inspired From The Centuries Of Craft

  • 1. Indo- Fusion Wear Summer resort Jewelry Collection inspired from AJRAKH Hand block Printing by Pragya
  • 2. Age-range Concept Popular Trends Color Palette Design/ Motif 22 - 28 Indian Resort Wear Loose fit kurtas, Palazzos, Gilets, Maxi dresses Earthy colors Hues of whites, beige, Primary color tones (reds, blues, yellows) Paisley motifs, Floral prints LOOK
  • 4. Generations of Indigo The term Ajrak, derived from Azrakh the Arabic word for indigo, a blue plant which thrived in the arid ecology of Kachchh. It was given as a gift for the festival of Eid, for bridegrooms, and for other special occasions.
  • 5. Traditionally, Ajrak is the name of a block printed cloth with deep crimson red and indigo blue background.
  • 6. The traditional craft of ajrakh uses only natural colors (vegetable dyes) for its making. The usual colors of the craft are red, yellow, blue and black.
  • 7. However green and some other secondary colors are also used now-a-days.