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The Pink City · Jaipur, Rajasthan

Heritage
in every thread.

Hand-block printed bedsheets and cotton shirts, in the colors of a Jaipur courtyard at dusk.

Chhapai · The Craft

Pressed by hand.
In Bagru. In Sanganer. In Jaipur.

A teak block. A copper dye pot. A length of cotton laid flat on a long table. Some things the hand does better than the machine.

“Every imperfection is a signature.”

Five hundred years of practice — in a shirt you can wear on a Tuesday, in a bedsheet that softens with every wash.

From Our Workshop · Live Footage

Watch your bedcover being made.

Real footage from our Jaipur workshop — no machines, no shortcuts. A craftsman, a carved teak block, and a length of our cotton.

Filmed this week · Not a machine · Not a stock clip This is how your bedcover is made — one human strike at a time. Every motif you see was carved into teak by hand, then pressed onto the cotton by a craftsman in our workshop. No printers. No conveyor belts. The same pair of hands, block after block, for hours, on the bedcover that will end up on your bed.
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The Process · Kind on the Earth

Wood, water, plants, sun.

No synthetic dyes. No industrial effluent. No machines in the printing. A piece of Jaipur House cotton passes through four pairs of hands over five to seven days — the same way it was made in 1620.

A block-printer at work in Bagru village, Jaipur — pressing a hand-carved teak block onto cotton cloth
Bagru village, near Jaipur — a master block-printer at work.
  1. 01

    Carve the block

    Seasoned sheesham teak, one chisel, one buti at a time. A single block can last fifty years and be passed down a generation.

  2. 02

    Mix the dye

    Indigo fermented from leaves. Madder red boiled from roots. Turmeric, pomegranate rind, iron filings. Nothing synthetic, nothing from a factory.

  3. 03

    Press the cloth

    Pressed by palm — no electricity in the printing. Forty blocks to a metre, each one aligned by eye against the last.

  4. 04

    Sun-dry & wash

    Laid on the sand to cure. The Rajasthan sun sets the color. The wash water is filtered and returned to the village fields.

Plant-based dyes

Indigo, madder, turmeric, pomegranate rind. Boiled from roots, leaves and minerals — never synthetic.

Water returned

Dyed in small earthenware vats. The wash water is filtered and flows back to the village fields.

Hand-pressed

No electricity. No machinery. Every strike is a human palm on a teak block on a length of cotton.

Sun-cured

The cloth is laid on the sand to dry. The Rajasthan sun sets the color. No dryers. No heat from a grid.

"The water we use to wash the cloth goes back to the fields. The blocks are hand-carved teak. The dyes are boiled roots and leaves. Nothing here would surprise a dyer from four hundred years ago."

— Ramesh Chhipa, master block carver, Bagru

The Collection.

From the hands of Bagru and Sanganer — to the bedroom and the wardrobe. One craft, two cloths.

Artisan hand-block printing cotton at Bagru village, Jaipur 01
— The Craft

Hand block printing.

A teak block, a copper dye pot, a length of cotton on a long table. Natural dyes, five hundred years of practice, and an imperfection that signs every piece.

Hand-block-printed cotton bedsheets 02
— Bedsheets

Soft, generous cotton.

Hand-printed in pure cotton, rooted in print tradition, made to deepen with every wash. The quiet stone and courtyard rhythm of Amber Fort, reimagined in cloth.

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Hand-block-printed cotton shirts 03
— Cotton Shirts

Lightweight silhouettes.

The measured elegance of City Palace Jaipur — lightweight enough for summer, structured enough to layer through fall. Breathable, block-printed, made to wear on a Tuesday.

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On the Loom

More pieces, on their way

Each Jaipur House piece is hand-block printed in small batches by master artisans in Jaipur — so a new collection arrives only when the prints are dried, the colors set, and the cut feels right. Here's what's currently in our atelier. Tap a piece to be the first to know when it's ready.

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