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Unveil India's Rich Craft Heritage with Jaypore's Green Dupattas
Dupattas have been worn in the Indian subcontinent since the Indus Valley times. We find mentions of the dupattas in the ancient scriptures written in Sanskrit and Pali. Since then, it has been known by various names- Uttariya, Pichhauri, Odhani, Duukul, and many more. In earlier times, its usage was restricted to its functionality. It was used to cover women's shoulders, faces, or heads as a mark of respect. However, with changing times, it has become more of an accessory than just a mere piece of unstitched cloth. Today, they are blank canvases for the artisans who stitch their craft onto them and breathe life into them.
Curating a collection of green dupattas for Jaypore has been an exciting journey. Each dupatta is crafted by the artisan community using the country's age-old craft techniques. The collection is made from premium cotton, silk, cotton silk, Tussar, Kota, etc., offering sheer comfort and style. Ajrakh, Banarasi, Bandhani, and Chikankari are just a few of the crafts used in the green dupatta collection.
Explore Jaypore's Green Dupattas
Jaypore's green dupatta collection showcases the rich craft traditions of India. Each dupatta is weaved using traditional craft techniques from different corners of the country. Thus, helping preserve the ancient techniques.
Let us explore our collection:
Ajrakh
Involving close to twenty-three steps, the ancient craft of Ajrakh originated during the Indus Valley civilization. Its process is a mix of resist dyeing and block-printing to create beautiful, bold patterns typical to the craft. From geometric to flowers and foliage, Ajrakh has developed its unique set of motifs that is instantly recognizable. The artisans who practice the craft still largely use natural dyes and pigments to make the patterns and dye the fabric. The first mordant in the process is made from Myrobalan, which is the powdered form of the Harde tree's nuts.
As the process furthers, a ferrous solution made from scrap iron and jaggery is mixed and
boiled with tamarind seed paste to obtain a black colour, which is then used for printing. Similarly, Madder root (Manjistha root) for orange, Henna for yellowish-green, and Rhubarb root for pale brown colour are used to impart colours to the fabrics. In the end, what comes out is a mosaic of vibrant colours and patterns. Using this extensive technique, our Ajrakh bottle green dupattas are made. They are made from modal silk, thus offering a sheen fit for any festive occasion.
Banarasi
A city famous for being a religious stronghold with ancient ghats and famed alleys, Varanasi is also the birthplace of Banarasi craft. Renowned for its luxurious feel and rich brocade work, the craft of Banarasi took shape in the 14th century. As the weavers during that period started integrating silk and Zari, a metallic thread made of silver and gold, into the weaving process, the craft slowly took its shape.
The motifs made from Zari mainly consist of Buttis, intertwining flowers and vines locally known as Kalga and Bel, and the Jhallar design typically done on the border of the saree. The Meena, Jal, and other geometric designs can also be observed in the fabric. The sheer lustre, coupled with the elaborate designs, make the Banarasi dupattas a luxury affair. Our Banarasi dupattas are available in light and dark shades and are perfect to pair with your kurta set for any casual or festive occasion.
Bandhani
Bandhani is a tie-and-dye craft that originated from the western province of the country. The craft is known for its minute geometric designs. To make them, the artisans sit through long hours and tie the knots on the fabric. They then prepare the dye and dip the fabric. The knotted fabric is left undyed while the rest of the fabric catches the colour. This is a labour-intensive process and can take hours and days to get the final products. Our Bandhani sarees are created using the same technique. This parrot green dupatta is perfect to adorn for any light or festive occasion.
Block Print
Originating in the Indus Valley Civilization, the ancient relief print-making technique of block printing is still widely practised in our country. The artisans first carve out the designs on the wooden blocks. They then prepare the dyes from various organic pigments. Once done, they dip the wooden blocks into the dyes and place them carefully onto the fabric.
In the next step, the artisans apply pressure on the blocks to make the imprints on the fabric. The craft may look simple in the process; however, it takes years for the artisans to hone their skills. From meticulously carving out the design onto the blocks to carefully making the prints, block printing can take hours to days to make the final piece of clothing.
Chanderi
Originating from the craft's namesake town in Madhya Pradesh, Chanderi is recognized for its lustre, lightweight texture, and Zari work. Our dupattas are made from premium cotton silk, which offers the softest of feels. This pastel green dupatta is perfect to adorn for any formal or casual event.
Chikankari
The craft of Chikankari originates from the city of Nawab. It is known for its subtly opulent white embroidery technique on cotton or silk fabric. Over time, various coloured threads and fabrics have become a common occurrence for artisans to use. Buttis, flowers, petals, and foliage are the main motifs of Chikankari.
It was emperor Jehangir's wife, Noor Jehan, who first brought the technique from Persia and promoted the craft in the Indian subcontinent. The motifs are mainly inspired by Mughal art and architecture, which offers a regal appeal to the garment. Our collection of Chikankari green dupatta features the distinct pattern of the craft. It is suitable to pair for any casual, formal, or festive occasion.
Hand Embroidery
The timeless charm of hand embroidery can make any garment a classic attire. It is the artisan's fine craftsmanship that makes our dupattas an elegant affair. From soft pastels to deep earthy green, our dupattas can be paired with various outfits for different occasions.
Handwoven
The beauty of a handwoven dupatta is unparalleled. The artisans use the mastery they have gathered over the years to weave these delicate dupattas in the handloom. Available in various light and deep shades of green, these dupattas feature minimal motifs and are perfect for any formal, casual, or festive occasion.
Ikat
Ikat traces its roots in Indonesia. However, it quickly spread to different regions of Asia. When it reached India, it seamlessly integrated with the existing traditional weaving technique, forming its distinct identity. What is characteristic of the craft is its dyeing process and weaving patterns. The artisans first resisted dyeing the yarns in the desired colours. Once dyed, they are carefully set onto the looms. This is the most vital step as this decides the distinct pattern of the fabric. Our Ikat dupattas are available in vibrant green colours. They can instantly elevate your attire and are perfect for any festive, casual, or light occasion.
Maheshwari
The craft of Maheshwari originates from the town of Maheswar in Madhya Pradesh. The craft is known for its simple and elegant design and lightweight feel. Our Maheshwari dupattas feature minimal designs and are perfect for any casual or light occasion.
Shibori
Shibori is a tie-and-dye craft that originated in Japan. The hypnotic patterns of our Shibori dupatta make it apt for various occasions. These dupattas are available in deep shades of green.
Jaypore's green dupattas are available from INR 1,990 to 11,500. They are made from the finest materials, offering the best comfort with immaculate designs.
Discover Jaypore's Finely Crafted Dupattas
Jaypore's dupattas are a tapestry of India's diverse crafts. Each dupatta is carefully woven with traditional techniques to reveal intricate designs. The collection showcases the artisans' mastery of their craft and how they weave magic into each piece. So, why wait? Shop from our latest collection today and bring home an artisanal gem.
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