Red Ajrakh Handblock Mul Floral Cotton Saree Summer Soiree
Red Ajrakh Handblock Chanderi Silk Cotton Saree Meghamalhar
The Ajrakh handblock printed saree tradition
Rich cultural heritage
Ajrakh printing is an age-old craft, passed down through generations, preserving a timeless legacy.
Natural dye artistry
Made using eco-friendly dyes, these sarees offer a sustainable and skin-friendly alternative to synthetic fabrics.
Elegant and versatile
Ajrakh sarees are perfect for casual, formal, and festive wear, seamlessly blending tradition with contemporary fashion.
Durability and comfort
Handwoven cotton and silk-cotton fabrics make these sarees breathable, lightweight, and long-lasting.
Traditional indigo Ajrakh sarees
Deep blue hues achieved through natural indigo dyeing, with symmetrical motifs.
Madder red Ajrakh sarees
Rich red tones derived from madder root, perfect for festive occasions.
Ajrakh silk and silk cotton sarees
Luxurious silk fabric adorned with intricate Ajrakh patterns, ideal for elegant gatherings.
Ajrakh cotton sarees
Soft and breathable cotton sarees, perfect for everyday wear.
Classic Nivi drape
The standard draping style that highlights the intricate Ajrakh motifs.
Gujarati seedha pallu drape
Showcases the saree’s ornate pallu at the front, emphasizing the handcrafted details.
Modern belted drape
Pairing the saree with a belt gives it a contemporary and chic look.
Plain cotton or silk blouse
A solid-colored blouse lets the intricate patterns stand out.
Contrast blouse with Ajrakh elements
A blouse featuring minimal Ajrakh motifs complements the saree beautifully.
Hand-embroidered blouse
Adds a touch of craftsmanship for festive and formal occasions.
Indigo or red-hued blouse
Matching the deep colors of Ajrakh prints enhances the overall look.
Silver oxidized jewelry
A classic choice that enhances the rustic and earthy appeal of the saree.
Terracotta jewelry
Handmade clay accessories align perfectly with the handcrafted nature of Ajrakh sarees.
Beaded tribal jewelry
A bohemian touch that elevates the ethnic essence of the saree.
Statement antique jewelry
Vintage Kundan or temple jewelry adds grandeur for special occasions.
- Cultural festivals and heritage events – Reflecting Indian craftsmanship at its finest.
- Office wear and professional settings – Elegant yet understated prints make them work-appropriate.
- Casual outings and travel – Breathable fabric ensures comfort and style.
- Evening gatherings and celebrations – Rich colors and intricate patterns add sophistication.
At The Indian Motif, we bring you an exclusive range of authentic Ajrakh handblock printed sarees, crafted by skilled artisans.
Why shop with The Indian Motif?
- Authentic handblock prints with traditional Ajrakh motifs.
- Eco-conscious craftsmanship using natural dyes and sustainable techniques.
- Curated collection blending classic and modern styles.
- Easy online shopping with secure payments and prompt delivery.
Explore our exclusive collection of:
- Indigo and madder-dyed pure cotton Ajrakh sarees
- Handwoven silk Ajrakh sarees with geometric motifs
- Bold Ajrakh prints in contemporary color palettes
- Sustainable natural-dyed handblock printed sarees
Experience the heritage of Ajrakh with The Indian Motif.
FAQs about Ajrakh handblock printed sarees
Ajrakh sarees are crafted using a traditional resist-printing technique, known for their symmetrical motifs, deep natural dyes, and intricate designs.
Hand wash separately in cold water with mild detergent. Avoid prolonged exposure to sunlight to maintain color vibrancy.
Yes, cotton Ajrakh sarees are perfect for summer, while silk-cotton blends work well in cooler weather.
Authentic Ajrakh sarees are handcrafted with slight irregularities in the print, which add to their charm. They also use natural dyes that age beautifully over time.
Indigo blue, madder red, black, and earthy browns are the most commonly used colors in Ajrakh prints.
Yes, Ajrakh sarees can be paired with contemporary blouses, statement jewelry, and belts to create a fusion look suitable for modern settings.
You can find a curated collection of genuine Ajrakh handblock printed sarees at The Indian Motif.
