KUBERAN GREY AJRAKH PRINT SAREE
KUBERAN GREY AJRAKH PRINT SAREE
KUBERAN GREY AJRAKH PRINT SAREE
KUBERAN GREY AJRAKH PRINT SAREE

KUBERAN GREY AJRAKH PRINT SAREE

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Rooted in centuries of craft tradition, this Ajrakh block-printed saree is a testament to the artistry of Indian hand-block printing. Every motif is a story geometric medallions, floral rosettes, and intricate dot work rendered in deep crimson, earthy beige, and ivory on a rich black base.

Fabric & Weave

  • Lightweight and breathable
  • Soft hand feel with natural dye character

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FAQ

01. What is an Ajrakh print?
Ajrakh (or Ajrak) is an ancient, intricate block-printing technique with origins tracing back to the Indus Valley Civilization. Today, it is primarily practiced in the Kutch district of Gujarat, India, and Sindh, Pakistan. It is famous for its complex geometric and floral patterns, usually stamped using hand-carved wooden blocks.

02. What does "Ajrakh" mean?
The word is believed to be derived from the Arabic word Azrak, which means "blue," reflecting the heavy use of indigo dye in traditional designs. Another popular local phrase is Aaj-rakh, meaning "keep it for today," referring to the long, time-consuming process of making it.

03. What are the traditional colors used in Ajrakh?
Authentic Ajrakh prints rely heavily on natural dyes. The core color palette includes:

Deep Blue: From indigo

Rich Red: From madder root or alizarin

Black: From rusted iron mixed with jaggery

White: Unprinted areas resisting the dye

Yellow/Green: From pomegranate seeds or henna (used occasionally)

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Nice collection , excellent and patient customer service over watsapp shopping all
The way from USA. Not an easy task . But they were very patient and responded to each amd every question .

Kuberan also has variety of selection choices and the quality of the products is excellent .

Aruna Bhatnagar

Good saree and good collection at chickpet street. Free home delivery through out India

Tushar Varshney

Excellent collections n service too liked a saree they delivered it on time without any hassle.
Sarees are worth the price

Eshwari S

Wonderful experience!

I ordered two sarees from the UK to be delivered to my address in India. The shopping experience was hassle free with Mr Ganesh helping me over WhatsApp to select the best saree pattern and design. Without Ganesh's help, I wouldn't have been able to select the perfect sarees for my boy's party. Thanks for your help :)

Priyadarshini Jayashree

Very good collection. Even better staff.
We came here for wedding shopping. Ms. Veena is brilliant sales person with tonnes of patience. The other staff members are also very friendly. They showed us the sarees without any hesitation and made sure we were satisfied before shopping. We shopped here entirely for everyone and it's a very good place to shop. Highly recommend to visit this store

Purvi Panchal

I went for shopping here and had a very nice experience. You will get everything under one roof from men women garments to food and restroom. Great collection of saree suited for any range you are looking for. Anand and Shant Kumar helped me showing all the collection. I will visit this shop again in future.

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