Anokhi
Hand-block-printed textiles and apparel from a Jaipur house that has championed the craft since 1970.
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Anokhi has kept traditional hand-block printing alive since 1970, producing textiles and apparel that support skilled artisans and the slow, low-energy craft of printing cloth by hand rather than industrial dyeing lines. It also runs the Anokhi Museum in Jaipur to conserve the tradition. Pieces made this way carry a human touch and a much lighter production footprint.
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