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Ajrakh-style mashru stole draped over a teak armchair in an Indian living room
Hero β€” draped stole. Lifestyle hero of a hand-printed Ajrakh-style mashru stole: indigo-black ground, madder-red medallions, cream geometry, banded pallu. Wearable fashion from India, sold by Altus Exports.

Handmade Indian Handicraft | Kutch Print | Bulk Export Available

Ajrakh-Style Mashru Stole

Ideal for

Fashion Retailers Β· Gift Shops Β· Importers Β· Distributors Β· Lifestyle Stores Β· Boutiques Β· Corporate Gifting Β· Hotels

$109

USD Β· sample stole

SKU AE-AJ-ST014020 Β· Colour: Black-red Ajrakh-style (indigo, madder, cream)

  • Hand-printed Ajrakh-style stole in a Kutch print tradition
  • Mashru viscose-cotton blend (about 60/40), not silk
  • About 210 Γ— 56 cm (82.7 Γ— 22.0 in); about 250 g
  • Three-colour natural-dye black-red palette; packed from India

Quantity

1

In stock

Tentative Delivery time: 2–4 weeks

Wholesale / Bulk Orders Available

Minimum order 20 pieces. Export programmes from India. Tentative delivery 2–4 weeks after confirmation.

See Buy in Bulk

info@altusexports.com Β· WhatsApp

What it is
Hand-printed Ajrakh-style mashru stole (viscose-cotton)
Pricing
$109 USD per stole Β· wholesale / bulk on request
MOQ
20 pieces for bulk / wholesale orders
Size
About 210 Γ— 56 cm (82.7 Γ— 22.0 in) Β· about 250 g
Use
Wearable fashion stole Β· gift textile
Origin
Handmade in India Β· sold by Altus Exports, New Delhi
SKU / HS
AE-AJ-ST014020 Β· working HS 6214.40

Product at a glance

  • 210 Γ— 56 cm

    Stole size (82.7 Γ— 22 in)

  • Ajrakh-style

    Kutch print tradition

  • Mashru blend

    Viscose-cotton, not silk

  • Made in India

    Gujarat craft tradition

  • 250 g

    About per stole

  • 20 pcs

    Wholesale MOQ

Product description

This stole is a long, narrow rectangle in the Ajrakh print language of Kutch. A repeating field of circular medallions sits on a deep indigo-black ground, with madder-red centres, cream geometry, and dusty teal accents. The ends move into banded pallu work and a solid dark hem.

The cloth is a mashru-style viscose-cotton blend (about 60% viscose / 40% cotton). It has a light sheen and a fluid drape. It is not silk and not modal silk. Print is typically stronger on the face.

It is a fashion stole and gift textile, not a dupatta and not a GI-authorised Ajrakh claim. Hand-wash separately the first time; dry in shade.

Handmade production means slight variation in registration, colour depth, and border filling from piece to piece. That variation is expected.

Sourced in India and offered by Altus Exports as a finished retail stole. Suitable as a wearable gift, a boutique fashion accessory, or a cultural accent for hospitality shops.

What is in the box

  • 1 hand-printed Ajrakh-style mashru stole, approx. 210 Γ— 56 cm
  • Protective inner packing
  • Print registration and colour depth vary slightly from piece to piece.
  • This is Ajrakh-style printing, not claimed as a GI-authorised product.
  • Mashru-style viscose-cotton blend β€” not silk.

The craft

The Story Behind Ajrakh Printing

Ajrakh is a resist-print and dye language associated with Kutch in Gujarat β€” geometric medallions, star fills, and banded pallus in indigo, madder, and cream. Printers build colour in stages with carved blocks, natural dyes, and repeated washing.

This export stole carries that visual language onto a mashru-style viscose-cotton cloth: a three-colour black-red print, a repeating medallion field, and a banded end panel. Packed in India for international fashion and gifting collections. It is Ajrakh-style dΓ©cor and fashion, not claimed as GI-authorised Ajrakh.

Artisan in Kutch pressing a carved wooden block onto indigo mashru cloth

Made in Gujarat, India

Artisan printing

Authenticity

Authentic Indian Craftsmanship

Printed by hand in India, then folded and packed as a finished gift stole.

  • Hand-printed in India

  • Ajrakh-style Kutch print

  • Natural-dye three-colour palette

  • Mashru viscose-cotton blend

  • Minor variations expected

  • Each stole has its own character

Perfect For

How export buyers sell and use this handmade sample stole.

  • Fashion Boutiques

  • Gift Shops

  • Lifestyle Retailers

  • Ethnic / Cultural Stores

  • Importers & Distributors

  • Corporate Gifts

  • Museum Shops

  • Hotels & Resorts

For resellers & importers

Buy in Bulk

A gift-ready Indian printed stole for fashion and lifestyle buyers who want a Kutch Ajrakh-style story without a container-sized first order.

20pieces
minimum order

  • Strong reseller margins

    A wearable craft textile at a US-safe $109 sample β€” room for healthy mark-up in boutique, gift, and ethnic-fashion retail.

  • Low entry MOQ

    Start at 20 pieces. Easy to trial, then reorder. Protective inner packs and an export carton from India.

  • One SKU, clear story

    Each piece is a finished 210 cm stole in a black-red natural-dye colourway β€” buyers get a complete accessory without managing extras.

  • Built to sell through

    A Kutch print story that retail staff can tell in one line, at a stole scale that works on fashion walls and gift tables.

What Buyers Say

How commercial buyers describe the handmade sample stole.

  • β€œThe black-red colourway reads as heritage without looking costume. Staff can sell the Kutch print story in one sentence.”

    β€” Importer, USA

  • β€œCustomers like the sheen of mashru and the weight at 250 g. We are clear it is viscose-cotton, not silk, and that honesty helps conversion.”

    β€” Fashion Retailer, UK

  • β€œA narrow stole, not a dupatta β€” we hang it as a scarf and it still looks generous at 210 cm.”

    β€” Boutique Buyer, France

  • β€œLight to ship, easy to gift-fold, and the natural-dye palette photographs well for e-commerce.”

    β€” Lifestyle Store Buyer, UAE

  • β€œUseful as a wearable craft SKU beside home dΓ©cor. Slight print variation is exactly what you want in a handmade textile.”

    β€” Gift Shop Buyer, Australia

Specifications

ProductFashion stole / scarf
Art formAjrakh-style / Kutch print
MaterialMashru-style viscose-cotton blend (about 60% viscose / 40% cotton)
FinishHand-printed three-colour natural-dye palette; light mashru sheen
ColourBlack-red β€” indigo-black, madder red, cream, dusty teal
Pieces1 stole
ThemeKutch Ajrakh geometry Β· medallions Β· pallu bands
PlacementWearable stole; also folds as a gift textile
SizeApprox. 210 Γ— 56 cm (L Γ— W)
Item weightAbout 250 g
Country of originIndia
Craft originKutch print tradition, Gujarat, India
SKUAE-AJ-ST014020
HS heading (working)6214.40 scarves of artificial fibres β€” confirm with broker

Piece dimensions

PieceHeightWidthDepth
Stole (flat)82.7 in / 210.0 cm22.0 in / 56.0 cm0.1 in / 0.2 cm

Shipping

  • Pay online at checkout via Stripe. Packed in India in a protective gift carton.
  • International delivery is arranged after payment. Tentative delivery time: 2–4 weeks.
  • Import duties, VAT, or GST at destination (if any) are the buyer’s responsibility unless stated on the invoice.

Care

  • Hand wash separately the first time in cold water with a mild detergent. Do not bleach.
  • Dry in shade. Natural-dye colour may release slightly on the first wash.
  • Handmade print may vary slightly; that variation is expected.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Ajrakh-style mashru stole?
It is a hand-printed fashion stole in the Kutch Ajrakh print language: a narrow 210 Γ— 56 cm mashru viscose-cotton blend with a three-colour natural-dye black-red palette. Altus Exports sells it as wearable ethnic fashion and a gift textile from India.
What size is the Ajrakh mashru stole?
About 210 cm long and 56 cm wide (82.7 Γ— 22.0 in). It is a narrow stole, not a full-width dupatta. Item weight is about 250 g.
Is this stole silk?
No. This mashru-style cloth is a viscose-cotton blend (about 60% viscose / 40% cotton). It has a light sheen like traditional mashru, but it is not silk and not modal silk.
Is this a GI-authorised Ajrakh product?
No. Altus Exports describes it as Ajrakh-style / Kutch print tradition. It is not sold as a GI-authorised Ajrakh product.
What does three-colour / 3-kam print mean?
It is a three-colour natural-dye print on a dark ground β€” typically indigo-black, madder red, and cream, with dusty teal as a supporting tone. The layout has a repeating medallion field, banded pallu, and a solid dark hem.
How should I care for the stole?
Hand wash separately the first time in cold water with a mild detergent. Do not bleach. Dry in shade. Natural-dye colours can release a little colour on the first wash.
Who is the seller?
Altus Exports (Altus Edge LLP), a merchant exporter in New Delhi, India. Product page: https://altusexports.com/product/handicraft/ajrakh-mashru-stole/
What is the sample price and wholesale MOQ?
A sample stole is $109 USD. Wholesale and bulk export start at an MOQ of 20 pieces. Programme pricing is quoted on request.
What is the working HS heading?
6214.40 β€” shawls, scarves, mufflers, mantillas, veils and the like, of artificial fibres (viscose-predominant). Confirm the heading with your customs broker before import.
Is there a video of how this stole is made?
Yes. The product page includes a making film of Altus Exports Ajrakh-Style Mashru Stole, opening and closing with the printer, then blocks and dyes, the print, the finished stole, drape, and gift packaging. Watch it at https://altusexports.com/product/handicraft/ajrakh-mashru-stole/

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