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Find us in store:
Collab - Fremantle Markets Fri-Sun 9am-6pm
Store @ Fib - Ficonacci Centre Thurs-Friday-Sunday 10am-4pm
www.anjelms.com

17/08/2026

The Ajrakh Velvet Button Jacket.⁠
A timeless silhouette, handcrafted by Sufiyan Khatri in Kutch.⁠
Available now at anjelms.com. ✨

16/08/2026

Day 2 with Sufiyan and Rehan Khatri was nothing short of incredible. ✨

After the joy and energy of Day 1’s block printing, everyone arrived with smiling faces, renewed excitement and a real eagerness to dive into the world of natural dyeing.

We feel incredibly grateful to learn about Ajrakh — not only the intricate processes, techniques and patience behind this beautiful craft, but also the rich history, culture and stories that have carried it through generations.

Sharing this knowledge together, as a Fremantle creative community, made the experience even more special. There was so much curiosity, connection, colour and generosity in the room.

Thank you Sufiyan and Rehan for sharing your craft, knowledge and heritage with us. We’re leaving Day 2 feeling inspired, humbled and deeply grateful. ❤️ To all participants, now friends. Thank you.

And the journey isn’t over yet! There are still workshops happening next week, so if you’ve been wanting to learn, connect and experience Ajrakh for yourself, there’s still time to join us.

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15/08/2026

Day 1 of Sufiyan and Rehan Khatri’s AJRAKH workshop, and what an incredible beginning. ❤️

Block printing is so much more than ink, fabric and intricate patterns — it’s heritage, patience, skill and community coming together. Today was a beautiful reminder that when knowledge is shared hand to hand, craft continues to live on.

Here’s to learning, creating and keeping the tradition of AJRAKH alive — together. ✨

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14/08/2026

Experience tradition through making.
At The Anjelms Project, we believe craft is best understood with your hands, not just your eyes.

This August, we're inviting you to learn directly from master Ajrakh artisan Sufiyan Khatri. Through storytelling, block printing, and natural dyeing, you'll experience the living tradition of Ajrakh while connecting with the people, processes, and cultural knowledge that continue to shape it today.

A rare opportunity to learn from a master, create with intention, and experience tradition first-hand.

13/08/2026

The Anjelms Project welcomes Sufiyan and Rehan Khatri for two weeks of workshops.

Today was their day one — making pastes, preparing resists, and getting everything ready for Saturday. We’re really looking forward to sharing their work with our Fremantle community and spending these next two weeks learning, making and being together.

Welcome, Sufiyan and Rehan. We’re very glad to have you here.

12/08/2026

Lac & Tumeric vests have arrived!
Our Handspun, Handwoven Wool Vests from Kullvi Whims celebrate the richness of Himalayan craftsmanship. Woven from indigenous Ghadi sheep wool and naturally dyed using lac and turmeric, each vest carries the warmth of the Kullu Valley and the knowledge of generations of artisans.

Thoughtfully designed with an adjustable back, a front button closure, and an Ajrakh cotton block-printed back panel, these pieces blend heritage with contemporary versatility.

Crafted slowly. Made to last.

✨ Explore the collection at anjelms.com

10/08/2026

Crafting with Sufiyan Khatri
Join us this August for a hands-on Ajrakh workshop led by master artisan Sufiyan Khatri.

Explore the history of Ajrakh, learn traditional block printing techniques, and create your own hand-printed bandana using natural dyes and hand-carved wooden blocks.

Perfect for artists, designers, makers, and anyone curious about traditional textiles.

📍 Fremantle
👥 Only 15 places per workshop

Book now via the link in our bio.

06/08/2026

WHY THIS WORKSHOP IS ABOUT MORE THAN PRINTING
Behind every piece of Ajrakh is a story of resilience.
For Sufiyan Khatri and his family, Ajrakh is far more than a craft. It is a way of life.

After the devastating Gujarat earthquake in 2001 destroyed their village of Dhamadka, the Khatri community lost not only their homes but also the water source essential to creating Ajrakh textiles. Rather than allowing centuries of knowledge to disappear, the community came together to rebuild.

Together, they established a new village—Ajrakhpur—a place dedicated to keeping this extraordinary tradition alive.

Since then, Sufiyan has worked tirelessly to ensure that Ajrakh doesn't simply survive, it thrives.

Through innovation, education, and collaboration, he has helped create meaningful employment for around 140 artisans, proving that traditional craftsmanship can sustain communities while remaining true to its roots.
When you join this workshop, you're not only learning how to print with hand-carved wooden blocks.

You're learning from someone who has devoted his life to protecting a cultural legacy, supporting artisan livelihoods, and sharing knowledge with people across the world.

That is what makes this experience so rare.

Join us this August and become part of the continuing story of Ajrakh.
🤍 Tickets are limited and available now via anjelms.com.

05/08/2026

Rich velvet. Timeless Ajrakh.⁠
Our Ajrakh Velvet Button Jacket is handcrafted by Sufiyan Khatri, bringing together heritage block printing with an effortless modern silhouette.⁠

Discover more at anjelms.com 🤍

04/08/2026

ONE WEEK TO GO!

In just seven days, master artisan Sufiyan Khatri arrives in Fremantle to share the ancient tradition of Ajrakh—one of the world’s oldest living textile crafts.
This reel offers a glimpse into the intricate process you’ll experience over two immersive days: hand-carved wooden blocks, natural dyes, resist printing, indigo, and the stories and knowledge that have been passed down through generations of the Khatri family.
If you’ve ever wanted to learn block printing, explore natural dyeing, or connect with a craft that is deeply rooted in culture and identity, this is a rare opportunity to learn directly from a master practitioner.

More than a workshop, it’s a chance to slow down, make with intention, and experience a living tradition firsthand.
Only one week until Sufiyan arrives, and places are limited. We would love to share this experience with you.

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