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Gujarat & Rajasthan

Gajji Silk

Satin-faced silk that holds bandhani and rich colour with a distinctive gleam.

Origin

Satin-faced silk that holds bandhani and rich colour with a distinctive gleam. The craft lives in its town: looms in courtyards, yarn in the market, and a language of motifs passed within families.

Craft history

Like most Indian weaves, Gajji Silk grew from local fibre, court or temple demand, and the patience of households. Sahasrabha works with weavers who still keep that continuity.

How it is made

Yarn is prepared, dyed and warped. The body is woven pick by pick; borders and pallu may be joined, extra-wefted or printed. Finishing — washing, calendaring, inspection — is as considered as the weave itself.

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