Ajrakh Prints

Women With Traditional

Attire Doing Embroidery Work

Receiving the Award

of Best work in Handicraft Arts from Mr Pranab Mukharjee & Mr Santosh Gangwar in the year of 2011

Ajrakh Prints

Printing With Kaat

Maestro of Ajrakh Printing

Ajrakh Prints

Shisham, wood used

for making blocks

Ajrakh Prints

Exported

Outside India

Welcome to
MANOJ HAND PRINT

The ajrakh, textile dominant hues of rich crimson and deep indigois a name derived from ‘Azrak’, which means blue arabic and persian. This art has survived the passage of centuries. The making of ajrakh is lengthy and tedious and technical. Someone who is new to this art needs to give ample amount of time to learn it and excel in its precise details.

To Develop Pure Vegetable Colours
Help More People Learn This Process And Get Employment
Conserving The Vanishing Art of Organic Printing And Making It Popular
Enhancing The Heritage, Herbal, Organic Process of Ajrakh Printing and Making It Viable For The Artisans
We Strive To Take This Process To The Masses And Help The Artisans Gain Out of It