Category: Organic
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Tarannum
Illuminated by hand-done cutdana embroidery and adorned with delicate Schiffli lace, Jaypore’s freshest edit of kurtas is destined for the stylish woman’s wardrobe. Meant for both work and play, these cotton kurtas in the classic hues of black and red can be elevated with tribal silver jewelry and hand-embroidered juttis. SHOP HERE: http://bit.ly/2kjZAZx
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Tabassum
Made for days when you need a failsafe piece that gets you looking effortlessly chic, Tabassum is a capsule of kurtas in a mix of lovable classics – floral prints, chevron and stripes. Made with hand-carved wood blocks in deep earthy hues perfect for the season, these kurtas come in straight cuts and floaty silhouettes. […]
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Shehzadi Ka Rauza
The extravagance of buttery soft Chanderi, and the exquisiteness of a block-printed heritage, come together in Jaypore’s freshest range of separates, ‘Shehzadi Ka Rauza.’ An ode to the historic town of Chanderi, where poetry is carved in stone, and verses are woven in fabric, each piece is painstakingly crafted for a woman of taste. The […]
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Kalamkari Appeal
With a vibrant narrative translated onto a neutral canvas, a beautiful craft comes alive in Jaypore’s newest capsule of stunning Kalamkari dupattas. Pochampalli ikat lends the perfect expanse for a breathtaking expression of bold brushwork and deft weaving. A magnificent ode to the Indian craft heritage, these dupattas will instantly become a must-have piece in […]
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Heritage Chanderis
Delight in the heritage of block-printing, captured vividly on a canvas of buttery soft Chanderi. Jaypore’s latest capsule brings the highly skilled techniques of Shibori and block-printing, to the gossamer charms of Chanderi, and enlivens it with a palette of flirty, playful colors. Style these delightful sarees and dupattas with enameled silver jewelry, embroidered juttis, […]
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Meraki
Bright hues, tassels, and carefree silhouettes characterize ‘Meraki,’ Jaypore’s newest capsule of embroidered cotton separates. Crafted especially for the wandering soul, these are the pieces that will effortlessly take you from exotic souks, to medieval monuments, and unexpected adventures as you soak in the sights and sounds. Style with an embroidered tote and statement silver, […]
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Urvashi
Using a variety of blocks to create just one motif, an artisan’s deft hands illuminates a simple piece of Mulberry silk with delicate floral and geometric motifs. Another crafts-person adds a layer of shimmer to it with intricate mukaish work, and yet another, collaborates with a designer to shape the fabric into feminine cuts. And […]
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From House To Home In Just A Few Clicks
That yellow ikat rug you brought from Bali, those dhokra dancers a dear friend gifted to you, your mom’s set of silver frames or that planter you just bought on a whim…these are the things that make your home look like a 3D version of you. And its elements change just as you do…a new […]
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A for Ajrakh: Fascinating stories about India’s block prints
You see them all around you – those complex geometric motifs in red and blue, the floral vines, the Mughal jali, the deep, earthy colors and the symmetry of patterns on fabric. But do you ever wonder who makes these block prints with exotic names like saudagari, dabu or Sanganeri? Do you know how the dyer […]
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Colors of the Earth: The Allure of Natural Dyes
In 1856, a 14-year old William Henry Perkin invented aniline purple or Mauve, while trying to synthesize Quinine from chemicals derived from coal tar. His little accident created a whole new industry of chemical dyes and put natural dyeing, one of mankind’s great achievements, on the list of endangered arts. Indigo blue, Tyrean purple, Madder […]
Storytellers of Wonder 