Handblock Printed Natural Dyed Modal Saree Col- Multi Jamavar.27

The color of Ajhrak is depicted in the evening sky with different colors with increasing and decreasing intensity of sunlight. Ajhrak with celestial colors is specially designed in which there are natural colors such as white, black and curved indigo and the sheet is known as Azrakh. The name Azrakh means "put it today". And in Arabic it means sky and is about four thousand years old Islamic art. It is believed to have originated centuries ago on the banks of the Indus River. Today people make sure with natural colors in Dhamdaka and Azrakhpur villages. The King of Jadeja dynasty of Kutch and Maharaja Shri Bharat Lalji was very fond of this art, so King Lalji of Kutch invited him for art. He lived near Dhamdaka village in Kutch and due to the clean water of the river Dhamdaka, he was able to get clean and good results. The artisans of Dhamdaka established a village named Azrakhpur due to their convenience and also started the work of Azrakh there. The color used in Azhrak is white as an outline design in Azhrak and is printed with the help of a curry. On the other hand, black color is used in the other Balok, while it is cut and made into Gone Messe. And the third balok is used to color red while it is made from clay. Two unbaked indigo are used keeping the sky in mind, while that is made of Podho Messe. Material : Cotton Dye : Vegitable Dyes Technique : Traditional Ajrakh hand block printed Wash & Care - Wash Dark colors Separately. Do not Bleach. Low indirect Ironing with paper. Keep away from fire. Gentle Handwash. Dry in Shade Color - Multi Jamavaar Saree with Printed Blouse : Saree Length 5.50 meters , Blouse 90cms. Delivery Terms Ready to be shipped will be delivered within 7-9 working days.