The Anjrak story
Where would you like to begin?
A cloth with centuries behind it. A scarf with somewhere to be. Start wherever you like.
ARTISAN HANDS · BLOCK PRINTING
01
Discover
Where the print begins
Carved blocks, river water, indigo and madder. Ajrakh takes days, many hands and a lot of sun.
Read our storyMODEL · TYING A HEADSCARF
02
Experience
Wear it your way
Knot it, wrap it, throw it over a coat. Six ways to start, no rules after that.
See the stylesFLAT LAY · DROP 01
03
Shop
The first six
Six pieces of hand block-printed Ajrakh, finished with a hand-sewn glint of gold, silver or copper.
Shop Drop 01EDITORIAL · FULL LOOK, CITY STREET
Shop the look
Monday, but make it Ajrakh.
01PIECE
Noor HeadscarfRs. 3,200
02PIECE
Dhoop Long ScarfRs. 4,800
Shop Drop 01
Style notes · 03
Three ways
More ways to wear
Three ways
to wear it.
Same scarf. Different energy. Pick a look and make it yours.
- Fold the headscarf into a triangle.
- Place it over your hair, point at the back.
- Tie the ends at the nape and tuck the point under the knot.
Wear it with denim, a white tee and sunglasses.
Shop Noor Headscarf- Fold the long scarf lengthwise into a wide band.
- Wrap it twice around your neck.
- Knot it loosely at one side and let the ends fall.
Wear it over a blazer or a crisp shirt.
Shop Dhoop Long Scarf- Fold the headscarf into a narrow band.
- Tie it as a headband, knot at the side of your neck.
- Let the ends fall over one shoulder so the glint shows.
Wear it with a long coat and a bold earring.
Shop Raat HeadscarfLOOK 01 · DENIM / CAFÉ
LOOK 02 · TAILORING / CITY
LOOK 03 · COAT / AFTER DARK
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FULL-BLEED · CLOTH DRYING IN THE SUN
“Ajrakh was never meant
to stay folded in a trunk.”