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Inspired by the hues of desert lands
The stole is made with handwoven mulberry silk and hand-tied and dyed by the skilled Bandhani artisans of Kutch
L = Shoulder: 16 | Chest: 39 | Waist: 35 | Hip: 43
recycled metals such as household utensils and old pipes are then melted into pourable metal inside a coal-fuelled furnace
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Naturally Dyed Indigo-Green Geometric Block-printed Kala Cotton Fabric women's jewellery Inspired by the hues ofKhamirs Ajrakh fabrics are sure to bring an artistic touch to your wardrobe. Ajrakh cloth carries many meanings. The popular story amongst local printers is that Ajrakh means keep it today. It is also linked to azrakh, the Arabic word for indigo, a blue plant which thrived in the arid ecology of Kachchh until the 1956 earthquake. Ajrakh patterns use complex geometry to create starry constellations in indigo, madder, black, and white across lengths of
