
Left is the frame we publish, shot at 5000K and corrected to an 18% grey card. Right is the same cloth under ordinary house light. If what arrives does not match the left-hand frame, the return is free and we pay both ways.
Old gold Ajrakh with a madder red border
Inclusive of all taxes. One price, held all year — we do not discount.
What this saree is made of, where the tradition comes from, and how it behaves once it is on.
- Fabric
- Mul cottonAjrakh, Kachchh tradition
- Weight and drape
- 420 g, soft and fluidas it behaves on the body
- Finished in
- Indiacut, pressed and checked in our studio
- Price
- Rs. 2,600.00one price, held all year
paid per piece, before the cloth leaves the cluster Rs. 988.00 · 38%
bought direct, at the price on the invoice Rs. 884.00 · 34%
cut, pressed, checked and packed in our studio Rs. 234.00 · 9%
photography, returns, the shop, and what is left Rs. 494.00 · 19%
Figures are for this saree at this price. They move between sarees because yarn prices move; they do not move between the day you look and the day you buy.
Madder red temple geometry on a black mul cotton ground, resist-printed on both faces so the reverse is as finished as the front.
Mul cotton · Ajrakh, Kachchh tradition
Reference AV-A-0231-55
Checked, pressed and finished by hand
Blouse piece 0.8 m, unstitched
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