| Product | Size | Weight | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
Kashi Ajrak
|
L - 92'' inch W - 35'' inch |
0.25 KG | Made with natural dyes on pure cotton, the Kashi Ajrak takes inspiration from Kashigari — Sindh’s ancient blue pottery art. Its deep indigo tones and floral repeats reflect harmony between earth, water, and craft. |
Gulistan Ralli
|
Single L - 86'' inch W - 56'' inch Double L - 90'' inch W - 80'' inch |
2.75 KG / 3.3 KG | Crafted from cotton layers and hand-stitched in Sindh, the Gulistan quilt bursts with floral medallions inspired by fertile gardens and traditional Sindhi motifs. |
Bahaar ralli
|
Single L - 86'' inch W - 56'' inch Double L - 90'' inch W - 80'' inch |
2.75 KG / 3.3 KG | Crafted from cotton layers and hand-stitched in Sindh, the Gulistan quilt bursts with floral medallions inspired by fertile gardens and traditional Sindhi motifs. |
Mehrab Ralli
|
Single L - 86'' inch W - 56'' inch Double L - 90'' inch W - 80'' inch |
2.75 KG / 3.3 KG | Hand-pieced in small batches, the Mehrab draws on the arch motif of South Asian architecture — symbolising shelter and connection in every stitch. |
Sehar
|
Single L - 86'' inch W - 56'' inch Double L - 90'' inch W - 80'' inch |
2.75 KG / 3.3 KG | Hand-pieced in small batches, the Mehrab draws on the arch motif of South Asian architecture — symbolising shelter and connection in every stitch. |
Phoolkari
|
Single L - 86'' inch W - 56'' inch Double L - 90'' inch W - 80'' inch |
2.75 KG / 3.3 KG | Hand-pieced in small batches, the Mehrab draws on the arch motif of South Asian architecture — symbolising shelter and connection in every stitch. |
Chaki Ajrak
|
L - 92'' inch W - 35'' inch |
0.25 KG | Hand-block printed on pure cotton using natural indigo and madder dyes. The Chaki pattern features intricate circular motifs symbolizing unity and continuity — a signature of Sindh’s centuries-old Ajrak tradition. |
Hasha Ajrak
|
L - 92'' inch W - 35'' inch |
0.25 KG | Crafted on soft cotton with natural dyes, the Hasha design draws from geometric tilework found in Sindh’s historic architecture. Each block is hand-carved and printed in rhythmic symmetry, carrying stories of balance and heritage. |