Red and Black Ajrakh Print Maheshwari Silk Suit

Experience the elegance of tradition with our Bagru Block Print Maheshwari Silk Suit, where heritage craftsmanship meets timeless design. Handcrafted in Rajasthan, this suit set reflects the beauty of centuries-old Bagru printing techniques combined with the grace of Maheshwari silk.

Each piece is thoughtfully created by skilled artisans using hand-carved wooden blocks and natural dyes, resulting in unique patterns that carry a story of authenticity and culture.

Lightweight, breathable, and effortlessly elegant — this suit is perfect for festive wear, office styling, or everyday sophistication.

✨ HIGHLIGHTS

• ✔ Hand Block Printed using traditional Bagru technique
• ✔ Made from premium Maheshwari Silk
• ✔ Lightweight, soft & breathable fabric
• ✔ Naturally dyed, skin-friendly colors
• ✔ Elegant ethnic patterns with rich heritage appeal
• ✔ Perfect for festive, casual & occasion wear

📦 PRODUCT DETAILS

• Fabric: Maheshwari Silk, Top and Dupatta - Maheshwari Silk, Bottom - cotton
• Length : 2.5 meter each
• Print: Hand Block Print (Bagru)
• Technique: Wooden hand block printing
• Dupatta: Matching printed dupatta
• Work Type: Artisan handcrafted
• Origin: Bagru, Rajasthan (India)

🧺 WASH & CARE

To preserve the beauty and longevity of your handcrafted piece:

• Dry clean recommended for first wash
• Gentle hand wash separately in cold water
• Use mild detergent only
• Do not soak for long duration
• Avoid direct sunlight drying
• Iron on low heat

👉 Note: Slight color bleeding is natural in hand-dyed fabrics

🧑🎨 ARTISAN STORY

This suit is crafted in the historic town of Bagru, Rajasthan, known for its centuries-old tradition of hand block printing.

Artisans carefully carve intricate designs onto wooden blocks, dip them in natural dyes, and print each motif by hand — a process that requires precision, patience, and years of expertise.

Every piece is a reflection of:

• Generational craftsmanship
• Sustainable practices
• Cultural heritage

When you wear this suit, you’re not just wearing fabric — you’re carrying forward a legacy.