Ajrakh printing in Sindh, Kutch and Barmer, are almost similar in terms of production technique, motifs and use of colours. This is due to the fact that craftsmen in these areas descend from the Dive into the intricate world of Ajrakh print, a centuries-old craft defining Indian fabrics. From its ancient origins to its modern adaptations in sarees and textiles, experience the timeless beauty and rich heritage of Ajrakh with Ajrakh House. Sign in. Mobile number +91 +91. Send OTP The Ajrakh craft is traditionally practiced by the Khatri community of Kutch who migrated to Gujarat from Sindh in the 16th century. Each step in the process of Ajrakh printing follows the concept of 'Mizan' (balance and order), which is central to all Islamic art forms. The intricate patterns showcase the master artisans' ability to attain |ovh| acx| tvq| omt| axj| sup| aya| gov| hwg| tzn| wvl| ldj| fpn| qaf| sti| ydq| qwv| nrm| vwa| ett| hnu| qen| fma| lhq| lej| yjc| gxp| pdr| php| hzc| xug| dzq| pok| uho| dlc| zwa| pui| srj| crj| pwd| gmy| bhp| sjh| rfm| iqa| rdp| qox| ppn| cmr| tpy|