An Ajrakh printed saree represents the traditional textile craft of Kutch (Gujarat, India) and Sindh (Pakistan).

It is hand block-printed with intricate geometric and floral motifs using natural dyes.

Rich shades of deep indigo blue and madder red are the signature colors of Ajrakh prints.

The process of creating an Ajrakh saree involves multiple stages of printing and dyeing—sometimes 14 to 16 steps—to achieve its layered, detailed look.

These sarees are lightweight, breathable, and perfect for both ethnic and contemporary styling.

Ajrakh sarees are often worn during festivals, cultural gatherings, or even as a statement piece for casual wear.