SĀNTI Ajrakh Inspired Heritage Print Journal
SĀNTI Ajrakh Inspired Heritage Print Journal
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Navy, red and white medallions and stars, inspired by the block prints of Kutch, Gujarat, India. Ajrakh patterns stand for balance and harmony between earth and sky. Folk geometry for your desk.
Product features
- Matte laminated hardcover with a smooth, durable finish
- Vibrant, crisp full-wraparound print
- 150 lined pages (75 sheets)
- Perforated pages for easy tear-out
- Flexible sewn casewrap binding
- A small production barcode appears on the back cover
Care instructions
- Gently brush off dust with a soft, clean, dry cloth, working from the centre of the book outwards
Ajrakh · Kutch, Gujarat · Barmer, Rajasthan
The story behind the print
Before the indigo and madder ever meet the cloth, it is printed, covered in mud, dyed and washed, again and again. Khatri families carried this craft from Sindh to Kutch and Barmer around the 16th century, and printed it on both sides. To wear Ajrakh is to carry that patience with you.
We took that story and gave it a modern, quiet shape, something to wear, use and keep, with the patience of the original still in it. This design is inspired by the tradition and printed with modern methods.
- CraftAjrakh resist block printing
- RegionKutch (Gujarat) and Barmer (Rajasthan), with roots in Sindh
- EraRoots traced to the Indus Valley; in Kutch since the 16th century
Meaning: Geometry, balance and nature, in indigo, madder red, black and white