Navy Blue Ajrakh Chanderi Cotton Saree

A timeless navy blue Chanderi cotton saree crafted with traditional Ajrakh hand block printing, celebrated for its intricate geometric and floral patterns rooted in heritage craftsmanship. The deep navy base paired with delicate contrasting motifs creates a look that feels classic, elegant, and effortlessly versatile.

Crafted in lightweight Chanderi cotton, this saree carries a soft sheen with an airy, breathable texture that makes it comfortable for long hours. The fabric drapes gracefully while maintaining a refined structure, making it suitable for both everyday elegance and occasion wear.

Easy to style and seasonless in appeal, this saree transitions beautifully from office wear and daytime gatherings to intimate festive occasions. A handcrafted piece that blends heritage craft with understated sophistication.

Silk, hand block printed crepe: 
Georgette and chiffon pieces too. Dry clean only. Store folded in a soft cotton or muslin cloth, away from direct sunlight and humidity, zari reacts badly to moisture and to synthetic storage bags. Keep perfume, deodorant, and hair oil away from the border and pallu. Refold along different creases every couple of months. Iron on reverse, or with a thin cotton cloth over the zari, on low heat.

Cotton:  
Hand wash cold, separately, for the first few washes. Don't wring, gently press out the water and dry flat or on a padded hanger, out of direct sun. Iron on the reverse side while slightly damp, medium heat. Store folded in a cotton or muslin cloth, away from humidity.

Shipping:
₹250 for orders under ₹5,000, free above ₹5,000. Dispatch within 2–3 working days. No international shipping.

Return & Exchange:
No returns or refunds for a change of mind. Exchange only for a manufacturing defect, reported within 7 days of delivery with a photo or video. Remedy is an exchange, or a refund if a suitable exchange isn't possible. If fall-hemming has been added, that piece is stitched to your measurements and is no longer eligible for exchange.

Handloom pieces vary slightly from each other and from the photos. That's part of being handwoven, not a defect, and screen colour can look different from the piece in hand depending on lighting. If you'd like to see the exact colour in real light before you buy, ask us for a video call or a fresh photo, we're glad to show you the piece as it actually is, not just as the screen shows it.

Why won't this come back once it's sold?
Because nothing here is made twice. A weaver doesn't reweave a piece to match, they move on to the next one. So once something sells, it's gone, not "notify me," not "coming soon," just gone.

Who actually makes what I'm buying?
Weavers and block printers we've worked with directly, over calls, in Varanasi, Lucknow, Bhagalpur, Kashmir, and Madhya Pradesh. Every piece is chosen by hand before it's ever photographed.

How do I know the piece I'm buying is really the one in the photo?
Ask to see it. A video call, the actual piece, before you pay. That's not a policy, it's just how this works here.