Lacquer-turned-wood art has been been practised as an art form since centuries by the semi-nomadic tribal Wada community who then moved to Kachchh's Nirona and Jura villages where they used the their technical and artistic skills to sustain the lac-turned-wood craft tradition
Minor colour bleeding or rubbing may occur due to the traditional dyeing and printing processes involved
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This coat is inspired by the iconic Rabari kediya of Kutch
This vibrant handwoven Kala Cotton top is designed in a relaxed fit with a deep V-neckline accentuated by fine embroidery details
Hand Block Printed Indigo White Checks Fabric sling bag Lacquer-turned-wood art has been beenDescription: Hand Block Printed Ajrakh Fabric This fabric is hand block printed by skilled Ajrakh artisans from Ajrakhpur, Kutch, Gujarat, using traditional wooden blocks and time honored printing techniques passed down through generations. The designs feature classic Ajrakh motifs, inspired by geometry, nature, culture, and contemporary aesthetics. Each piece reflects the authenticity of true hand block printing, with natural variations in color and