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Each scarf represents a living heritage craft practiced by artisans from the Sindh region of Pakistan, where Ajrak has been a symbol of cultural identity for centuries
Created through an intricate multi-stage process including saaj (removing starch), kasano (mordanting with myrobalan), resist printing, indigo dyeing, and rang (alizarine dyeing for red areas)
Authentic hand-crafted Ajrak distinguished by printing on both sides of the fabric and the natural variations that machine-made imitations cannot replicate
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Our Silk Ajrak Collection celebrates centuries of traditional artistry from the Sindh region of Pakistan. Each scarf represents countless hours of meticulous block-printing by skilled artisans using techniques passed down through generations. The intricate geometric patterns tell a story of cultural heritage while the chemical-free dyes honor age-old sustainable practices. Wear these pieces as a connection to this rich textile tradition and a celebration of the hands that keep this remarkable craft alive.
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Made by women artisans in Sindh, Pakistan
