MODAL BAGRU PRINTS - 2 PCS SUIT
MODAL BAGRU PRINTS - 2 PCS SUIT
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1. Product Description with Crisp Bullet Points
- Exquisite Craftsmanship: Authentic hand-block printed 2-piece suit set in breathable premium Modal fabric, featuring traditional Bagru prints from Rajasthan.
- Ethically Made: Created by skilled artisans using natural dyes and age-old techniques—supporting sustainable fashion and rural livelihoods.
- Comfort Meets Elegance: Ultra-soft Modal ensures all-day comfort, perfect for casual outings, festive gatherings, or relaxed ethnic wear.
- Complete Set: Includes a kurti (top) and salwar/pants—ready to wear with minimal styling.
2. A Legacy of Craftsmanship
3. Why Choose This?
✅ Eco-Conscious Choice: Made with low-water, chemical-free dyeing methods.
✅ Timeless Design: Neutral earthy tones and classic motifs ensure year-round wearability.
✅ Support Artisans: Every purchase empowers rural craftspeople and preserves dying art forms.
✅ Trusted by 1000s: Loved by customers across India for quality, comfort, and cultural authenticity.
4. Wash & Care Instructions
- 🧴 Hand wash only using mild shampoo or gentle detergent
- ☁️ Dry in shade—never expose directly to sunlight to prevent color fading
- 🔥 Do not bleach or tumble dry
- 🌿 Iron on low heat if needed; store folded in a cool, dry place
FAQ
A: Bagru print is a traditional Indian hand-block printing technique from Rajasthan, using natural dyes and wooden blocks to create earthy, geometric, or floral patterns on fabric.
A: Yes! Made from ultra-soft Modal fabric, it’s lightweight, breathable, and perfect for everyday comfort without compromising on style.
A: Hand wash with mild shampoo, dry in shade, and avoid direct sunlight to preserve the natural dyes and fabric quality.
A: Ethically crafted by artisan partners in Rajasthan, curated by Azhagi Works under the Saree Story with Shanmuga Priya brand.
A: Yes! Free delivery across India when you order from www.travelstorycollectives.com.
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All of Ajrakh's ingredients are made from nature, including herbs, botanical essences, and natural minerals. Some of the common ingredients are wild indigo, pomegranate bark and seeds, and hardwoods. Camel dungs, which are abundant in the region, are used as a material to remove starch from the dough. In ancient times, Ajrakh was printed on both sides. The herders who traditionally wore Ajrakh left home before sunrise and could not distinguish the right side from the other side in the dark because there was no electricity at that time. That's why Ajrakh was printed in both sides.
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The Art Behind Ajrakh
Heritage Craftsmanship
Woven in tradition, dyed in history.
Ajrakh sarees are an ancient block-printing marvel from Gujarat and Rajasthan. Each piece takes days to make and involves natural dyes, hand-carved wooden blocks, and meticulous detailing — making every saree a work of heritage and heart.
Naturally Dyed Elegance
Eco-conscious, skin-friendly, and timeless.
Made with vegetable dyes like indigo, madder root, and turmeric, these sarees are not just gentle on your skin — they’re gentle on the planet. The deep, earthy tones give a vintage yet contemporary charm.
Intricate Block Printing
Crafted with over 20 stages of handwork.
Ajrakh sarees are made using centuries-old block-printing techniques, where each motif is stamped by hand using hand-carved wooden blocks. The precision and patience involved give every saree a unique, artistic identity.
Comfort Meets Luxury
Soft on the skin, stunning in style.
Woven on fine cotton or silk bases, Ajrakh sarees are lightweight, breathable, and ideal for all-day wear. Whether you're dressing up for a long event or a quick evening out, these sarees offer unmatched comfort with effortless grace.
Support Artisan Communities
Every purchase empowers a legacy.
Each Ajrakh saree is handmade by skilled artisans from rural parts of Gujarat and Rajasthan. By choosing Ajrakh, you are preserving a 4000-year-old craft and directly supporting the livelihoods of traditional craftspeople.
