Eclipse Shirt in ‘ Handloom Cotton Mul Ajrakh’- Mustard

The block lands once. Then again. Then again, each impression slightly shifted, slightly deeper, building a surface that no machine could replicate and that no two hands produce the same. Ajrakh is one of India's oldest resist-printing traditions, its floral vocabulary carried through centuries of craft in Kutch and Sindh, block by carved block, dye bath by dye bath. On cotton mul it breathes open, falling light against the body, the print growing only richer with every wash.

The Eclipse Shirt closes through a double placket—twelve mother-of-pearl buttons set in two unforgiving columns beneath its collar and full sleeves disciplined to the cuff. Precise, composed—and then the Ajrakh takes over entirely, covering every inch in block-printed bloom, arriving before you do.

Time taken to make the fabric: 24 hours
Time taken to stitch the piece: 5 hours

• handloom cotton mul
• hand-block-printed Ajrakh, natural dyes
• double placket
• twelve mother-of-pearl buttons
• full sleeves with cuff
  
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Model is 5'8 & wearing a size: 'M'