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| Material | Kota Doria |
| Craft | Hand Block Ajrakh |
| Color | Blue |
| Length | 6.90m (including Blouse piece) |
| Width | 44" |
Ajrakh Hand Block Printed Kota Doria Saree combines the traditional Ajrakh hand block printing technique with the Kota Doria weaving style. Here's a breakdown of each component:
Ajrakh Printing: As mentioned earlier, Ajrakh is a traditional hand block printing technique originating from the regions of Sindh in Pakistan and parts of western India. It involves intricate geometric and floral patterns that are block-printed onto fabric using natural dyes. The process is labor-intensive and involves skilled artisans creating detailed designs with hand-carved wooden blocks.
Hand Block Printing: This is a method of printing fabric using engraved wooden blocks, and in the context of Ajrakh, these blocks are intricately carved with specific designs. Each design is carefully stamped onto the fabric, resulting in a unique and artisanal piece.
Kota Doria Weaving: Kota Doria is a distinctive weaving style that originated in the town of Kota in Rajasthan, India. The fabric is known for its unique square-like patterns, airy texture, and fine checkered or striped designs. Kota Doria sarees are woven on traditional pit looms, and the yarn used is usually a blend of cotton and silk, contributing to the fabric's lightweight and breathable nature.
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