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Kala cotton Bhujodi saree
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Bhujodi saree and blouse combo
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Festival Kutch Embroidery collection
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Tussar Bhujodi saree
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Ajrakh hand block print saree
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Kutch work blouse material
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Rogan painting blouse piece
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Rogan art saree
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Soof embroidery saree
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Desi wool Bhujodi shawl
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Ajrakh shawl Kutch
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Wall Hanging of Rogan Painting
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Soof Embroidery Potli Bag
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Kutch Embroidery Saree
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Kutch Embroidery Blouse
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Mirror Work Blouse
What is kala cotton?
Kala cotton is natural organic cotton. it is a very particular breed of cotton that is determined most effective in the Kutch area of Gujarat. it's also referred to as "zinda" or "alive cotton". This cotton can live on with the aid of itself inside the sharp warmth of summers whilst the temperature hits round forty ranges to 50 levels centigrade and even in the bone chilling cold of winters without the need for any chemicals for its sustenance and growth. Kutch gets little or no rain, and this cotton can develop without difficulty in Kutch’s harsh weather situations.
Kutch Embroidery
Discover the rich artistry of Kutch handicrafts, a celebration of India’s traditional embroidery and craftsmanship. Our collection features meticulously handcrafted products, including Kutch embroidery sarees, blouses, mirror work sarees, and lehenga cholis, each piece reflecting the cultural heritage and skilled artistry of Kutch’s artisans. Kutch embroidery sarees are renowned for their intricate patterns and vibrant colors, often incorporating mirror work, detailed stitching, and cultural motifs.
About Rogan Art
Rogan art is a rare form of fabric painting that uses a thick, vibrant paste made from boiled castor oil and natural pigments. The word “Rogan” derives from the Sanskrit rangan, meaning “to colour” or “to dye.” This art form embodies that definition. From its origins in the Gandhara region, the knowledge of creating and using thickened plant oils for textile decoration travelled with traders and artisans, ultimately contributing to the evolution of oil painting in history.
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