Gajji Silk Ajrakh Hand Block Crane Fabric in Rust Red peony bel The heavy zari border frames

The heavy zari border frames the drape with authority

The colours sit deeper into the fibre and the fabric moves differently on the body

Named after the musk deer of Indian legend — the one that carries its own fragrance without knowing it

It is the fullest of the chikankari dupattas in this range

while the graceful combination of Pink & Beige makes it versatile for both day and evening occasions

Gajji Silk Ajrakh Hand Block Crane Fabric in Rust Red peony bel The heavy zari border framesTwo colours indigo and rust and between them a complete geometry. An octagon Cranes mid flight long necked, wings swept back, each one caught at a slightly different angle are scattered across the rust red gajji silk ground in indigo and cream. The birds are placed with enough space between them that the warm rust ground breathes through the composition. Rust and indigo is the heartland of the Ajrakh palette earth and sky, each making the other more