Ajrakh is one of India's oldest textile traditions, originating over 4,000 years ago. This resist-printing technique uses natural dyes like indigo, madder, and pomegranate on 100% pure cotton fabric. The geometric and floral patterns are printed by hand using carved wooden blocks, making each piece truly unique. Ajrakh fabric from Jaipur and Barmer is known for its deep blues, earthy reds, and intricate symmetrical patterns. Ideal for kurtas, suits, dupattas, and home décor. Our Ajrakh collection offers 1-piece, 2-piece, and 3-piece sets in premium 60×60 count cotton.
Natural indigo has been used to dye cotton fabrics in India for centuries. Unlike synthetic dyes, natural indigo creates a living colour that deepens and develops character with every wash. Our Indigo cotton collection from Jaipur features block-printed designs in deep navy, teal, and midnight blue tones on breathable 100% pure cotton. Perfect for summer kurtas, salwar kameez fabric, and co-ord sets. All our indigo fabrics are pre-washed to prevent shrinkage and colour bleeding, ensuring long-lasting colour that won't fade.
Sanganeri print is Jaipur's most iconic textile art form, taking its name from the town of Sanganer, just south of Jaipur. This GI-tagged craft uses fine wooden blocks to stamp delicate floral and paisley motifs on pure white cotton, creating lightweight fabrics with a clean, fresh aesthetic. Sanganeri cotton fabric is ideal for making kurtas, sarees, dupattas, and dress materials. The light, breathable quality of Sanganeri printed cotton makes it the most popular choice for summer clothing across India. Available in 1-piece, 2-piece, and 3-piece suit lengths.
Bagru is a small town near Jaipur where the Chippa community has practiced natural dye block printing for generations. Unlike Sanganeri prints, Bagru prints use a distinctive dabu resist technique with earthy, muted tones — terracotta, brown, black, and mustard. The designs are bold, rustic, and organic, printed on pure cotton fabric using mud-resist paste and natural dyes. Bagru printed cotton fabric has become extremely popular for sustainable fashion due to its natural dye processes and chemical-free production. Our Bagru collection features authentic hand-block prints sourced directly from Jaipur artisans.
Kalamkari means "pen work" in Persian — derived from 'kalam' (pen) and 'kari' (craftsmanship). This ancient Indian textile art uses a bamboo pen or carved wooden block to create intricate mythological and floral designs on pure cotton fabric. Originating from Andhra Pradesh but now produced widely in Rajasthan, Kalamkari fabric features bold outlines and rich natural colours. Our Kalamkari cotton collection includes stunning temple motifs, peacock designs, and traditional boteh patterns. Available in vibrant 3-piece sets with matching dupatta fabric, perfect for ethnic kurta sets and salwar suits.
Ordering fabric at Inkdrip is designed to be simple and flexible. For 1-piece sets, choose your fabric length starting from 2.5 metres (suitable for a top or a short kurta). For 2-piece top-bottom sets, each piece starts at 2.5m, perfect for a full kurta suit length. Our 3-piece sets include a matching Mul cotton dupatta (2.5m). All prices are ₹100 per metre of fabric plus ₹150 flat for the dupatta. Orders above ₹2000 get FREE shipping across India. After selecting your design and length, add to cart or order directly via WhatsApp. We confirm availability and dispatch within 2-3 business days.
