Ajrak Mirror Work Saree in Beige

What is Ajrak block printing?
A traditional hand block-printing technique from Kutch, using hand-carved wooden blocks and natural dyes to build geometric patterns in layers.

What is the mirror work on this saree?
Small mirrors glued onto the block print for subtle shimmer. The mirrors are fixed with adhesive, not stitched.

What fabric is this saree?
Modal — a soft, breathable fabric that takes the Ajrak print well.

Is a blouse piece included?
Yes, a matching blouse piece is included.

What length is this saree?
5.5 metres, plus a 0.8 metre blouse piece.

Is this saree suitable for a wedding?
Yes — it works well for festive and cultural celebrations, ethnic weddings and receptions.

How can I style this saree?
Pair it with a solid maroon or black blouse and oxidised silver jewellery; a mirror-work potli completes the look for Navratri, mehendi or festive gatherings.

How do I care for this saree?
Dry clean recommended. Avoid wringing or tumble drying, do not iron directly on the mirrors, and avoid soaking or scrubbing the mirrored areas so the adhesive stays secure. Store in a muslin cloth away from direct sunlight.

Will the beige shade match the photos exactly?
We show colour as accurately as possible, but slight variation can occur due to lighting, photography and screen settings.

Why might the print or mirror placement vary slightly?
Each saree is hand block printed and finished with mirror work, so small variations in print and mirror positioning are inherent to the handmade process, not a defect.

Is this saree handmade?
The Ajrak block printing is done by hand in the tradition of Kutch, Gujarat. The mirrors are glued on, not hand-stitched.