Ever thought you’d wear Ajrakh and Patola without having to drape a saree? Yes, same.
But here we are, seeing these timeless prints find a home in the most unexpected place: your jewelry box.
Ajrakh and Patola prints have been around for centuries, telling stories in deep blues, earthy reds, and intricate patterns. Traditionally, you’d find them in flowing dupattas, drapes, and shawls, adding grace to every movement.
But as we spent time with artisans, sipped endless chai in their workshops, and watched them work, an idea sparked: “What if these prints could be worn every day, even in the smallest of moments?”
That’s how they made their way into The Serene’s jewelry.
Jewelry is our everyday companion. It’s there during morning coffee runs, work meetings, last-minute brunches, and quiet moments by your window. By bringing Ajrakh and Patola into jewelry, these prints go from being occasional statements to daily reminders of heritage, art, and slow stories. Wish to know more about them? We’ve got it covered for you!
If you’re someone who loves to go out with a pair of gulabi ajrakh earrings or a maroon patola ring, here’s what we think it tells about you!
You Believe in Slow Fashion (Even If You Don’t Say It)
You may not identify as a “slow fashion warrior,” but your choices speak louder than hashtags. You choose pieces that are crafted, not mass-produced. You’d rather have fewer, beautiful pieces you actually wear on repeat than chase every trend that comes and goes.
You’re Rooted in Culture (And Proud of It)
There’s something powerful about wearing traditional crafts in a modern world. It’s a way of carrying a piece of your heritage with you, whether you’re in a boardroom, at brunch, or travelling.
You Support Artisans and Their Futures
It’s easy to forget the makers behind the things we buy. But Ajrakh and Patola don’t let you forget. When you wear these pieces, you’re directly supporting artisans who pour days (sometimes weeks!) into making that one scarf, saree, or stole you’re wearing. You’re helping keep their craft alive, ensuring it’s passed down to future generations.
You Find Joy in the Little Things
The tiny resist-dye dots on Ajrakh, the double ikat precision in Patola, the way the colours dance in the light- these are the kinds of details only people who really look can appreciate. If you find yourself noticing these little joys, smiling when you see the soft variations in colour or the imperfect perfection of the handwork, we’re glad to know you!
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In the End, It’s Personal
Wearing Ajrakh or Patola is never just about wearing something “pretty.” It’s about wearing something that feels alive with stories, effort, and care. It’s about you—your taste, your values, your way of moving through the world with intention.
Whether it’s a dainty pair of Ajrakh-detailed studs, a Patola-inspired pendant, or a ring that feels like a tiny piece of art on your hand, these pieces are made to be lived in, loved, and passed down. Wearing Ajrakh and Patola isn’t just about looking tasteful. It’s about choosing stories you can carry with you, beautifully.
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