1 7

Earthy Blocks

Bindu —Black polka dots Ajrakh Hand Block Printed Chanderi Saree

Bindu —Black polka dots Ajrakh Hand Block Printed Chanderi Saree

Rs. 8,950.00
Rs. 8,950.00
Sale Sold out
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Low stock: 1 left

BINDU brings black and beige Ajrakh polka dots to Chanderi, creating a graphic saree where playful pattern meets the refined lightness of handloom.

The polka-dot composition gives the drape its personality, while the Chanderi base keeps the overall look elegant and fluid.

The Craft

Hand-carved wooden blocks are used to build the Ajrakh design by hand in the Kutch tradition. Small variations in print and colour are part of the craft's individuality.

Product Details

  • Fabric: Chanderi Cotton by Silk
  • Length: 5.5 metres
  • Width: 44 inches
  • Blouse: Running blouse fabric included, approx. 1 metre
  • Colour: Black with Beige Ajrakh Polka Dots
  • Craft: Ajrakh hand block printing
  • Origin: Kutch, Gujarat, India
  • Care: Dry Clean Only

Styling: Pair it with black, beige, ivory or a contrasting red blouse for a modern craft-led look.

Blouse shown is for representation only. Slight variations in colour and print are natural to handcrafted textiles.

View full details

The Earthy Folks

  • Black & Beige Stripes Ajrakh Hand Block Printed Modal Silk Saree - Earthy Blocks

    An art gallery needed an art gallery saree

    Priya wore her Ajrakh Modal Silk to an exhibition — and fit right in with the art on the walls. Bold stripes, hand block prints, zero effort. That's what real craft does to a room.
    - Priya

  • Fast fashion never felt this good. This does.

    I bought the Ajrakh for a corporate event. Got more compliments than my colleagues in designer wear. Quietly proud
    - Akshada

  • I didn't know I was waiting for this saree

    Wore my Ajrakh modal silk to a friend's wedding. Three strangers asked where it was from. That's never happened with a mall saree.
    - Sailee

  • It drapes like it was made for me

    I've tried a dozen handloom brands online. Earthy Blocks is the first one where the saree looked exactly like the photo — and felt even better.
    - Richa

1 4