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Van Chakra — circles in the forest.
Forest green Kota Doriya becomes the ground for circular Pichwai motifs.
Round forms.
Repeated calmly across a deep green field.
Each motif is placed through the Dabu hand block printing process, allowing repetition to build the pattern without making the surface feel crowded.
At the edge, thin golden zari and yellow stripes introduce a brighter line against the forest green.
The pallu changes the rhythm again.
Green, black and yellow stripes replace the circular body motifs, giving the close of the saree a stronger graphic structure.
Circles through the body.
Gold and yellow at the edge.
Stripes at the close.
According to the supplied craft information, Dabu is a mud-resist hand block printing tradition of Rajasthan. A resist paste made from mud and natural binders is pressed onto the cloth with carved wooden blocks before dyeing. When the paste is washed away, the resisted pattern remains.
Every impression is placed individually by hand, block beside block, so small shifts in alignment are part of the cloth's character.
Worked in Rajasthan using the hand block print method, with a supplied making time of approximately 12–15 days.
The blouse piece continues in forest green Kota Doriya with a triangular pattern.
A strong colour carrying a calm pattern.
Craft
Dabu
Weave
Dabu
Fabric
Kota Doriya
Body Colour
Forest Green
Contrast Colour
Yellow
Body Detail
Circular Pichwai Motif
Border
Thin Golden Zari & Yellow Stripes
Pallu
Stripes in Green, Black & Yellow
Technique
Dabu Mud-Resist Hand Block Printing
Craft Method
Hand Block Print
Location / Source
Rajasthan
Making Time
Approx. 12–15 Days
Length
6.2 m
Blouse Piece
Yes
Blouse Fabric
Kota Doriya
Blouse Detail
Forest Green Triangular Pattern
Occasion
Office Wear
Aayta Edit
Yes
Rare Weave
No
Weight
Under 800 g
Care
Dry Clean Only
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Dry clean only.
Van Chakra is hand block printed using the Dabu mud-resist technique. Since each block impression is placed individually by hand, small variations in the circular motifs, resist pattern and alignment are natural characteristics of the craft.
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Dispatches in 3–5 business days. Shipping within India only. All sales are final. Returns are not accepted.
Circular Pichwai motifs sit calmly across forest green Kota Doriya before golden zari, yellow and finally green-black-yellow stripes change the geometry at the edge and pallu.
In Rajasthan's Dabu tradition, mud resist is pressed onto cloth with carved wooden blocks before dyeing, leaving repeated motifs whose small shifts retain the evidence of the hand.
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Made with care. Chosen with intention.
All sales are final. Returns are not accepted. If your order arrives damaged or you receive an incorrect item, please contact the Aayta team so we can resolve it promptly.
