Kutch Craft Handwoven Sarees · craft platform retailer
Khamir showcases Kutch craft through handwoven and hand-printed textiles, from kala cotton and mashru to Ajrakh block prints, Batik, Bandhani and Tangaliya weaves. Expect sarees, stoles, shirts and tunics built around natural dye color, texture and visible handwork.
Khamir curates Kutch-made pieces that treat craft as the main story. The range leans on kala cotton and organic kala cotton weaves, mashru textiles, and handwork such as Ajrakh block printing and Batik. You will also see Bandhani and Tangaliya weave textures, plus patterned, dye rich surfaces made with methods that keep the process visible, from fabrics by the meter to ready-to-wear.
The label suits everyday outfits and festive dressing alike, with simple shirt, tunic and kaftan silhouettes paired with richly patterned stoles and sarees. Alongside clothing, it carries fabric and textiles for home and sewing use, small home objects, artisan jewellery and accessories, plus craft tools. Colours often run through reds, blues, pinks, beige, black, brown, green and white, making the collection easy to mix for wear, travel and gifting.
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