Riyal is the Arabic term for coin and is the name widely used by printers to describe designs built around circular motifs. It is a type of Ajrakh printing that is thought to have existed in India for over 4500 years.
The Riyal print has also been named Jewel box, giving it a super precious vibe.
Our artisan printers in India used an all-natural combination of rust iron and Taramix flower to create the warm hues in this design with 1 hand-carved printing block.
Originally from the Sindh region (now in Pakistan), the craft later flourished in the kutch region of India and is one of the oldest printing methods alive today.
Our artisan printers in India used an all-natural combination of rust iron and Taramix flower to create the warm hues in this design
Our garmets are small batch pieces designed through a collaborative process with the artisanal community to encourage fair exchange of knowledge and expertise.
Our garmets are manufactured by a women-led enterprise in Bangalore employing women from marginal communities and helping them support their families.