Craft: Ajrakh, Gujarat
Detail: Hand block printed cotton, free size, drawstring waist.
Model is 5'3 and wearing size S.
Saba Cotton Kaftan
Regular price Rs. 1,800.00
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Feel comfortable and at ease in our airy Saba kaftan. The Sanganeri printed cotton is soft on the skin and keeps you cool.The kaftans have a drawstring at the waist and a7inch slit on the sides for easy movement.
Free size :D
Cotton and Linen. Handwash with like colors. Do not tumble dry. Bleeding or shrinkage may occur.
We’re stoked to provide you the perfect garment! Your order will be shipped in 1-2 business days. Price includes shipping fee. Delivery will take 1-4 business days depending on location. Thank you for your patience :)
We accept returns within 15 days of delivery. Garment must be unworn with tags intact. Refunds will be given as store credits/vouchers. Refunds do not include delivery fees. Write to support@tamarindchutney.in if you want to return your garment, and we'll process the return.
AJRAKH: Ajrakh is a technique of hand-block printing native to Gujarat and Sindh. Natural dyes are used to print one side of the garment. But the mark of a genuine Ajrakh is that the print is visible on the other side as well. Check it out :)
DABU: Dabu is a mud rest block printing technique from Rajasthan. Dabu print uses paste from mud, resin lime and wheat chaff. The paste is printed onto plain fabric using wooden blocks. The mud essentially resists the dye from entering the fabric, leaving those parts plain while the unresisted parts get dyed.
SANGANERI: This fabric is hand block printed using an intricately carved wooden block in Sanganer, Rajasthan. Sanganeri block prints are known for their exquisite floral motifs. They are usually printed on soft mulmul fabric using the 'calico' method, where the outline of the print is made first and then filled in.
DABU: Dabu is a mud rest block printing technique from Rajasthan. Dabu print uses paste from mud, resin lime and wheat chaff. The paste is printed onto plain fabric using wooden blocks. The mud essentially resists the dye from entering the fabric, leaving those parts plain while the unresisted parts get dyed.
SANGANERI: This fabric is hand block printed using an intricately carved wooden block in Sanganer, Rajasthan. Sanganeri block prints are known for their exquisite floral motifs. They are usually printed on soft mulmul fabric using the 'calico' method, where the outline of the print is made first and then filled in.
