Indigo Dabu and Ajrakh Fabrics: From Traditional Crafts to Trendy Interiors
In today’s fast-paced world of machine-made perfection, there’s something deeply comforting about handmade textiles that carry stories, traditions, and artistry passed down through generations. Two such treasures from India— Indigo Dabu and Ajrakh Fabric —have not only survived the test of time but are now weaving their way into modern interiors , bringing heritage into contemporary spaces. A Journey Through Indigo Dabu Imagine a craftsman dipping wooden blocks into natural mud-resistant paste, carefully stamping patterns onto soft cotton. This is the heart of Indigo Dabu printing —an age-old craft from Rajasthan. Once stamped, the fabric is dyed in rich shades of indigo, and the resist areas reveal stunning motifs after washing. What makes Indigo Dabu truly special is its earthy charm. Every irregularity in the block print tells you it was made by human hands—not a machine. Today, designers are embracing Indigo Dabu not just for ethnic outfits, but for cushion covers, curtains...