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Hand block printing
Each motif is carved into a block of sheesham wood, then pressed onto the cloth by hand, colour by colour, row by row.
Our story
Made slowly, by hand, to be worn for years.
Every kurti we make connects two people: the woman who wears it, and the artisan whose hands printed and stitched it. We try to do right by both.
Every print begins with a carved block
Sanyogini began with a love for the kurtis our mothers wore: soft cotton, honest colours, prints you could trace back to a craftsman's hand.
Today our artisans in Jaipur and Lucknow still carve, print, dye and embroider every piece by hand, in small batches. No two are ever exactly alike, and that's the point.
- Artisan families
- 40+
- Artisan families
- Handmade pieces
- 100%
- Handmade pieces
- Natural dye recipes
- 12
- Natural dye recipes
The craft
Three things we never rush
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Chikankari
Fine white-on-white embroidery from Lucknow, stitched by hand over many days. Every shadow stitch is someone's patience.
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Small batches
We make a little at a time, so nothing sits in a warehouse and nothing goes to waste. When a print sells out, it's often gone.
Wear the story