Ajrak textile

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Ajrak textile is a traditional block-printed cloth, typically in deep indigo and madder red, that holds cultural and ceremonial significance among Sindhi people and neighboring communities in the Indus region.

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All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Ajrak 3
Ajrak textile canonical 1
traditional Sindhi ajrak 1

Statements (54)

Predicate Object
instanceOf block-printed cloth
cultural artifact
handicraft
traditional textile
hasCulturalSignificanceFor Baloch communities
Indus Valley region communities
Kutchi communities
Saraiki people
Sindhi people
communities of Sindh
hasDyeSource indigo plant
madder root
hasMaterial cotton fabric
hasMotif repeated symmetrical designs
hasPatternType border patterns
floral motifs
geometric patterns
star motifs
hasPrimaryColor indigo blue
madder red
hasRegionOfOrigin Indus Valley
surface form: Indus region

Sindh
hasSecondaryColor black
white
isAssociatedWithCountry India
Pakistan
isAssociatedWithDistrict Kutch
isAssociatedWithState Gujarat
Sindh
surface form: Sindh province
isGivenAs gift of honor
souvenir
isPartOf Sindhi traditional dress
isTraditionallyMadeBy artisans
block printers
isUsedAs ceremonial cloth
chadar
shawl
stole
turban
isUsedOnOccasion cultural celebrations
religious festivals
weddings
isWornBy men
women
productionInvolves hand carving of wooden blocks
multiple washing stages
sun drying
symbolizes Sindhi identity
heritage of the Indus region
hospitality
respect
usesTechnique block printing
natural dyeing
resist dyeing

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sindhi people hasTradition Ajrak textile
Sindhi people traditionalDress Ajrak textile
this entity surface form: Ajrak
Shahi Bazaar typicalGoods Ajrak textile
this entity surface form: traditional Sindhi ajrak
Sindhi topi associatedWithGarment Ajrak textile
this entity surface form: Ajrak
Sindhi Cultural Day hasSymbol Ajrak textile
this entity surface form: Ajrak