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PREMIUM COTTON HAKOBA AJRAKH FABRIC-1MTR
PREMIUM COTTON HAKOBA AJRAKH FABRIC-1MTR
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Rs. 550.00
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Rs. 799.00
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1. Product description
- Fabric Base: Premium Hakoba weave – tightly woven, crisp, and ultra-lightweight with a subtle natural drape
- Print Technique: Authentic Ajrakh hand-block printing using carved teak wood blocks & plant-based natural dyes
- Cut & Length: Precisely measured 1-meter cut, ideal for blouses, short kurtis, dupattas, or DIY fusion projects
- Color Palette: Earthy indigo, madder rust, and ivory motifs achieved through traditional 12–16 stage dyeing cycles
- Breathability & Comfort: Highly absorbent, skin-friendly, and perfect for all-season tailoring
- Artisan Origin: Hand-stamped by master Karigars from Kutch & Barmer, preserving generational textile wisdom
- Eco-Conscious: Zero synthetic chemicals, biodegradable fibers, and low water-impact natural dyeing process
- Quality Assurance: Pre-washed & stabilized to minimize shrinkage; each meter showcases unique handcrafted variations
- Brand Promise: Curated & inspected by Saree Story with Shanmuga Priya & Azhagi for print clarity, fabric integrity & ethical sourcing
2. A legacy of craftmanship shortly
Hakoba fabric traces its origins to traditional Indian cambric weaving, prized for its fine, tightly interlaced yarns that offer structure without stiffness. When paired with Ajrakh—a 400-year-old block-printing art rooted in the Indus Valley civilization and perfected by the Khatri artisan communities of Gujarat and Rajasthan—it becomes a living canvas of heritage. The word Ajrakh derives from the Arabic Azrak (blue), honoring its historic reliance on natural indigo. Artisans follow a meticulous 14–16 step process: washing, resist paste application, hand stamping, natural dye immersion, sun oxidation, and repeated rinsing. Each geometric motif symbolizes cosmic harmony, rivers, and celestial patterns passed down through oral tradition. Saree Story with Shanmuga Priya & Azhagi bridges this ancient craft with modern sustainable fashion, ensuring every 1-meter cut supports fair-trade artisan livelihoods while delivering a textile that honors time, tradition, and the earth.
3. Why choose this?
✅ 100% Hand-Stamped Authenticity – No machine or digital printing; every repeat bears the artisan’s hand
✅ Sustainable & Hypoallergenic – Plant-derived dyes & natural Hakoba fiber, safe for sensitive skin & the planet
✅ Tailor-Ready 1m Versatility – Perfect for modern silhouettes, blouse pieces, patchwork, or slow-fashion DIY
✅ Crisp Yet Comfortable – Holds shape beautifully for structured kurtis while staying breathable in humid weather
✅ Ethical & Transparent – Direct artisan partnerships, fair wages, and zero middleman markup
✅ Timeless Aesthetic – Ajrakh’s geometric symmetry transcends seasonal trends, elevating everyday & festive wear
✅ Curated Quality Control – Hand-inspected by Saree Story with Shanmuga Priya & Azhagi for color vibrancy & weave consistency
✅ Sustainable & Hypoallergenic – Plant-derived dyes & natural Hakoba fiber, safe for sensitive skin & the planet
✅ Tailor-Ready 1m Versatility – Perfect for modern silhouettes, blouse pieces, patchwork, or slow-fashion DIY
✅ Crisp Yet Comfortable – Holds shape beautifully for structured kurtis while staying breathable in humid weather
✅ Ethical & Transparent – Direct artisan partnerships, fair wages, and zero middleman markup
✅ Timeless Aesthetic – Ajrakh’s geometric symmetry transcends seasonal trends, elevating everyday & festive wear
✅ Curated Quality Control – Hand-inspected by Saree Story with Shanmuga Priya & Azhagi for color vibrancy & weave consistency
4. Wash care etc
- Hand shampoo wash only in cold/lukewarm water
- Dry in it shadow, dont directly expose in sunlight
- Wash separately for the first 2–3 cycles; slight natural dye release is normal & safe
- Avoid bleach, enzyme detergents, or machine spin/dry cycles
- Iron on low-medium heat, inside out, using a light cotton press cloth
- Store folded in breathable cotton or muslin; avoid plastic packaging
- Keep away from perfumes, deodorants, and harsh chemicals to preserve natural dye longevity
FAQ
Q: What is Hakoba Ajrakh fabric?
A: It’s a premium, tightly woven Hakoba cotton base featuring traditional Ajrakh hand-block prints made with plant-based natural dyes, known for its crisp structure, breathable comfort, and artisanal heritage.
A: It’s a premium, tightly woven Hakoba cotton base featuring traditional Ajrakh hand-block prints made with plant-based natural dyes, known for its crisp structure, breathable comfort, and artisanal heritage.
Q: Is 1 meter of fabric enough to stitch a kurti or blouse?
A: Yes. One meter is ideal for a short kurti, full-sleeve blouse, dupatta panel, or accent detailing, depending on your size, design, and sleeve length.
A: Yes. One meter is ideal for a short kurti, full-sleeve blouse, dupatta panel, or accent detailing, depending on your size, design, and sleeve length.
Q: Are the colors in Ajrakh fabric safe for sensitive skin?
A: Absolutely. The prints use 100% natural, plant-derived dyes like indigo, madder root, and pomegranate peel, making them hypoallergenic, chemical-free, and gentle on all skin types.
A: Absolutely. The prints use 100% natural, plant-derived dyes like indigo, madder root, and pomegranate peel, making them hypoallergenic, chemical-free, and gentle on all skin types.
Q: How do I wash Hakoba Ajrakh fabric to keep the print from fading?
A: Hand wash with mild shampoo in cold water, dry in shade, avoid direct sunlight, and never use bleach or machine drying to preserve the natural dye integrity.
A: Hand wash with mild shampoo in cold water, dry in shade, avoid direct sunlight, and never use bleach or machine drying to preserve the natural dye integrity.
Q: Why does hand-block printed fabric cost more than digital print?
A: Each meter undergoes a 12–16 day manual process involving carved wooden blocks, natural dye extraction, sun oxidation, and repeated hand stamping, ensuring zero chemical waste, fair artisan wages, and authentic slow-fashion value.
A: Each meter undergoes a 12–16 day manual process involving carved wooden blocks, natural dye extraction, sun oxidation, and repeated hand stamping, ensuring zero chemical waste, fair artisan wages, and authentic slow-fashion value.
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