Ajrakh Stoles

Naturally Dyed Ajrakh Stoles

Our Ajrakh stoles are created using the ancient craft of Ajrakh, where intricate geometric patterns are printed by hand through a slow and meticulous resist-printing process.

Each stole is printed using hand-carved wooden blocks and dyed with natural ingredients such as indigo, madder, and iron. The cloth passes through multiple stages of washing, drying, printing, and dyeing — often taking several days to complete. The result is a textile that carries depth, balance, and the quiet precision of traditional craftsmanship.

Made by artisan communities of Kutch, these stoles hold the language of desert textiles — rich colours, symmetrical patterns, and a process rooted in patience.

Light, versatile, and timeless, an Ajrakh stole can be worn across seasons — layered with everyday clothing or paired with heirloom pieces.

At House of Amayra, each piece is chosen for its authenticity and craft integrity.

Rooted, never costumed.