Explore the finest Bagh Print Sarees online at House of Elegance. Each saree is handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional Bagh hand block printing techniques and natural dyes. Our exclusive collection includes Bagh print Modal Silk sarees, Bagh Chanderi silk sarees, and Bagh Maheshwari silk sarees, known for their softness, rich texture, and natural sheen. Perfect for festive wear, weddings, or elegant daily draping, these sarees combine heritage craftsmanship with modern sophistication. If you’re looking for authentic Bagh print silk sarees, explore our curated range and experience the legacy of Madhya Pradesh’s hand block printing tradition — only at House of Elegance.

Ajrakh Sarees Ajrakh Saree is an emerging trend in the fashion industry. Considering that these are traditional silk sarees, many celebrities flaunt their Ajrakh Sarees at many events. Ajrakh Sarees are a mix of class and tradition as it is made with some unique and eye-catching hand block printing technique. How is Ajrakh Printing done? Ajrakh is printed on both sides using a method known as Resist Dyeing Printing Technique. The printing is done by hand using hand-carved wooden blocks. Blocks of various designs are used to give the characteristic repeated pattern. Ajrakh printing is a lengthy process that involves various stages of printing and washing the fabric multiple times with different natural dyes and mordants like harda, lime, alizarin, and indigo. Collection of Ajrakh Saree by Occasion Gajji Silk Ajrakh Saree Gajji Silk is a plant-based fabric, handwoven with mixed silk on warp and cotton on weft. It provides a high glossy & silky surface on the front side and breathable cotton texture on the backside. Since it is a dyeable fabric, it is typically used while creating tie-dye sarees as the fabric brings attractive results. You can wear these Gajji Silk Ajrakh sarees on festive and formal occasions with minimal silver or golden jewellery. Gajji Silk Ajrakh sarees are traditional silk sarees, pick your favorite from House Of Elegance. Ajrakh Modal Silk Saree Modal Silk is a bio fabric made from wood pulp based cellulose fibre extracted from beech trees. This extract is spinned manually to get beautiful glossy and silky surface modal silk fabric. Ajrakh Modal Silk Saree printed on this fabric are skin-friendly and create a regal look while giving you comfort at the same time. Ajrakh Modal Silk Saree are the most traditional silk sarees and the perfect choice for festive wear, party wear, and formal office wear. Your Modal Silk Ajrakh saree will definitely fetch numerous praises. You can style Modal Silk Ajrakh saree with any jewellery. Ajrakh Dola Silk Saree Dola Silk fabric is a mixture of polyester with silk threads for notable strength and desired texture. This fabric contains a great fall, with slight sheerness, and black antique zari on their borders and in palla, therefore, a perfect choice for festive wear, social gatherings, and wedding ceremonies. You can style this traditional silk saree with a Black or Golden blouse, long necklace, silver jewellery, and jhumkas. Cotton Ajrakh Saree Known for its extensive comfort and pleasant softness, Cotton Ajrakh Saree is an ideal option for daily office wear when you can maintain your appearance with the addition of softness and breathability. You can style Cotton Ajrakh saree with or without any jewellery. Check out more: Banarasi Silk Sarees, Maheshwari Saree and Kanjivaram Sarees

Explore the finest Bagh Print Sarees online at House of Elegance. Each saree is handcrafted by skilled artisans using traditional Bagh hand block printing techniques and natural dyes. Our exclusive collection includes Bagh print Modal Silk sarees, Bagh Chanderi silk sarees, and Bagh Maheshwari silk sarees, known for their softness, rich texture, and natural sheen. Perfect for festive wear, weddings, or elegant daily draping, these sarees combine heritage craftsmanship with modern sophistication. If you’re looking for authentic Bagh print silk sarees, explore our curated range and experience the legacy of Madhya Pradesh’s hand block printing tradition — only at House of Elegance.