Gajji Silk Ajrakh Hand Block Peacock Feather Pakshi Dupatta in Black embroidered kaftan The border layers further narrative:

The border layers further narrative: a running animal band — deer or horses mid-stride within a geometric frame — sits between a lotus band above and a peacock feather drop row at the outer edge

Crafted with a unique technique

showcasing the rich heritage of Indian textile artistry

where each motif appears to float seamlessly on the fabric

The combination of bandhani and woven meenakari on georgette gives this dupatta both texture and colour in equal measure

Gajji Silk Ajrakh Hand Block Peacock Feather Pakshi Dupatta in Black embroidered kaftan The border layers further narrative:Peacock feathers each one with its characteristic eye and frond fall freely across the black gajji silk ground in green, gold, rust, and olive. No two fall at the same angle. Some are full and wide, others narrow and curling at the tip. The body has the quality of something scattered by the wind rather than placed by a block and yet every feather is the product of precisely that, built up through multiple hand block passes in colours that shift from