Samatā (समता) — Balance

Inspired by Syed Haider Raza, this textile reflects a quiet, grounded approach to making — where colour, form, and material exist in balance. Crafted using natural dyes and handwoven Kala cotton from Kutch, the piece embraces a slow, attentive process. Techniques like Ajrakh printing and subtle influences of Rabari and Sebha work bring depth, rhythm, and cultural resonance.

Rather than seeking to stand out, the textile holds a calm presence — rooted in tradition, shaped by process, and connected to its place of origin. Kala cotton is a heritage variety grown in Kutch; Ajrakh printing uses natural mordants and block-printed resist patterns with roots in the Indus Valley.

Medium

Natural dye Kala cotton, Ajrakh printing, hand embroidery

Dimensions

46 × 67 inches

Year

2026

Discipline

Textile

Collection

Craft Collective India · 26 of 38

₹2,00,000

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