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Rangila Dhaga, a verified iTokri partner from the Gangetic Plains, working with handwoven cotton since 2021. Their rakhi is an unusual one: it is cut and stitched from gamcha, the everyday handwoven cotton cloth you see across eastern India, turned into something you tie on your brother's wrist. Everything here is in stock and ships from our base in Gwalior. So nothing is made in a rush.
Most fabric rakhis use simple cloth. Rangila Dhaga uses gamcha, which is handwoven pure cotton, the same cloth families keep at home for everyday use. It is soft, light, and breathable, so it sits easy on the wrist through a long festival day. The cloth is folded and stitched by hand, then finished with beads, and every gamcha rakhi order also comes with a pair of small complimentary Roli-chawal bottles for the tilak.
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Rakhi |
What it is |
Price |
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Gamcha Fabric Rakhi |
Handwoven gamcha fabric rakhi hand stitched with bead cluster |
₹250 |
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Beadwork Fabart Rakhi |
Fabric and bead motif work rakhi |
₹290 |
If your brother pulls his rakhi off by afternoon because it itches or irritates, a gamcha handmade rakhi is worth a look. It is pure cotton, nothing sharp or plastic against the skin, light enough that he half-forgets it is on. The paint and beads stay put if you keep it away from water, so it lasts the day and beyond.
iTokri send rakhi worldwide with dedicated pages for the USA, UK, Canada, and Australia. Add a rakhi for brother, a Lumba Rakhi for your sister in law, a gift for brother and a rakhi sweets box in a single order and send it to your bhai's place before the Rakhi day.
We hold Rangila Dhaga's rakhis in our own stock and ship them ourselves, so what you see is on hand and nothing is made to order. We name the maker on the page, because on handwoven cloth the weaver and the hands that stitched it are the whole point. You can also explore other makers on iTokri like Kamli, Samoolam, and Ekibeki.
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