Ajrakh Cotton Fabric

Ajrakh is one of India's oldest and most revered block-printing traditions — a UNESCO-recognised craft from Kutch, Gujarat, where artisans use natural dyes like indigo and madder to create intricate geometric, floral, and medallion patterns through a meticulous resist-printing process. Each piece goes through multiple rounds of dyeing and washing, resulting in colours that deepen and become more beautiful with age.

At Chand Chakori, our Ajrakh Cotton fabrics are sourced directly from master block-printers in Kutch — breathable, durable, and printed on fine cotton that wears beautifully in every season. No synthetic dyes, no shortcuts.

Perfect for: kurtas, shirts, dupattas, and everyday ethnic wear.

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