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Ajrakh Block Printed Sarees
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Pochampally Ikat Sarees
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Kalamkari Block Printed Sarees
Indian handlooms are a testament to the country's rich cultural heritage and diverse artistry. Each region in India boasts unique weaving and printing techniques that have been passed down through generations. At iTokri, we celebrate this tradition by offering a wide variety of exquisite handloom sarees.
Join us on a journey through some of the most cherished traditional fabrics, and discover the stories behind them.
Ajrakh Block Print Sarees
Ajrakh block printing, originating from Gujarat and Rajasthan, is known for its intricate geometric patterns and rich natural dyes.
The labour-intensive process involves multiple stages of printing and dyeing, resulting in beautiful and durable designs.
Why We Love It:- The deep, earthy colours and symmetrical patterns make Ajrakh Block Printed sarees perfect for both casual and formal occasions.
Pochampally Ikat Sarees
Pochampally Ikat, from Telangana, is renowned for its vibrant patterns and meticulous dyeing technique.
The threads are dyed before weaving, creating striking, precise designs that reflect the skill of the artisans.
Why We Love It:- The bold and bright patterns of Pochampally Ikat sarees add a festive touch to any wardrobe, making them ideal for celebrations.
Kalamkari Print Sarees
Kalamkari, meaning 'pen craft', involves hand-painting or block-printing fabrics with intricate mythological and natural motifs.
Originating from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana, these sarees are a canvas for artistic expression.
Why We Love It:- The detailed storytelling through art makes Kalamkari print sarees unique and a perfect choice for art enthusiasts.
Mangalagiri Handloom Sarees
Mangalgiri sarees, from Andhra Pradesh, are known for their simplicity and elegance.
Woven on traditional handlooms, they often feature a plain body with a contrasting zari or simple border.
Why We Love It:- The understated charm and comfort of Mangalgiri handloom sarees make them versatile for everyday wear and special occasions alike.
Bandhani or Bandhej Sarees
Bandhani, or Bandhej, is a tie-dye technique from Gujarat and Rajasthan.
The fabric is tied in small knots and dyed to create beautiful dotted patterns in vibrant colours.
Why We Love It:- The vibrant, playful patterns of Bandhej sarees add a burst of colour and joy to any occasion, making them a festive favourite.
Bagru Dabu Block Print Sarees
Bagru block printing, from Rajasthan, uses natural dyes and mud-resist techniques to create rustic, earthy designs.
The Dabu method involves applying mud to resist the dye, resulting in unique patterns.
Why We Love It:- The rustic charm and eco-friendly nature of Bagru Dabu block printed sarees make them perfect for the environmentally conscious fashionista.
Kantha Embroidery Sarees
Kantha embroidery, from West Bengal and Odisha, involves running stitches that create intricate, textured patterns.
Originally a way to recycle old sarees, Kantha has evolved into a celebrated art form.
Why We Love It:
- The detailed embroidery and textured designs of Kantha embroidery sarees make each piece a work of art, perfect for making a statement.
Sanganeri Block Print Sarees
Sanganeri block printing, from Rajasthan, is known for its delicate floral and nature-inspired motifs.
The fine detailing and vibrant colours are achieved through skilled craftsmanship.
Why We Love It:
- The light, airy feel and intricate designs of Sanganeri sarees make them ideal for summer and spring wardrobes.
The beauty of Indian handlooms lies in their diversity and the stories they tell. Each saree at iTokri is a piece of art, crafted with love and tradition by skilled artisans. This Raksha Bandhan, celebrates the timeless elegance of Indian handloom clothes and brings home a piece of India's rich cultural heritage.
Explore our collection and find the perfect saree that resonates with your style and values.
Happy shopping!
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