Chakor

Chakor Chakor believes and celebrates the deep rooted Indian traditions and myths through our rich and gorgeous drapes.

About Us :
Chakor was founded in 2016 and believes and celebrates the deep rooted Indian traditions and myths through our rich and gorgeous textiles, that has a history and detailed story about themselves. Our endeavour is to offer insights into various Indian textile craft traditions and highlight what distinguishes them and makes them precious. What makes Chakor unique :
Our unique products are

made from traditional handloom techniques, skills and hand-based processes protecting the natural environment. We do not blend indigenous craft techniques with contemporary designs instead we improvise and patronize the age-old traditional designs making them aesthetically modern for today’s consumers. Working closely with weavers and artisans by providing various design inputs and creating products that are purely natural, craft based and affordable, that delight them by interpreting our rich heritage and traditional knowledge. With an experience of nearly two decades working closely with weavers and artisans in Kutch, Rajkot, Chanderi, Chhatisgarh, in an effort to bring their stories alive in their weaves and crafts, restoring traditional designs and hand-based techniques. Our objective is to build a bridge between the craft based rural producers - weavers and artisans, and modern and urban market, thereby creating a base for skilled, sustainable rural employment, and preserving India's textile craft traditions in the process. To achieve that we have been showcasing our products via travel shows across different cities and provide first hand experience to our members enabling them to touch & feel the beauty that lies in the intricacy of the Craftsmanship. Chakor Today
Due to the current Covid 19 pandemic situation which has forced all of us to disconnect with the world, social media platform is a safer and more convenient way for our patrons
to connect to us for handcrafted Saris, dupattas and fabrics for suits in Bandhani, Saris in Ikat-Patola, Tussar silk, Chanderi and hand block print - Ajrakh.

Bandhani is often admired for its colour and pattern.What drew us to these kaftans was something else.The ease of mulmul...
09/06/2026

Bandhani is often admired for its colour and pattern.

What drew us to these kaftans was something else.

The ease of mulmul cotton carrying the depth of a craft that has always been made knot by knot, dye bath by dye bath.

The softer side of Bandhani.

MulMul that wears like a breeze.Light on the skin, fluid in movement, and detailed with hand-tied Bandhani. Designed for...
20/05/2026

MulMul that wears like a breeze.

Light on the skin, fluid in movement, and detailed with hand-tied Bandhani. Designed for long summers and slower days.

Kaftans by CHAKOR.

15/05/2026

Bandhani kaftans in featherlight mulmul cotton, touched with mirrors and subtle mukaish work.
Breathable, easy silhouettes made for long summer days and lighter dressing.

MulMul that wears like a breeze.

Now live on TheChakorShop.com

06/05/2026

Light enough for long summer days.
Mercerised mulmul shaped into an easy silhouette, layered with hand-tied Bandhani, mirror detailing, and subtle mukaish work.

Soft in feel. Effortless in wear.

Kaftans — now live
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04/05/2026

Soft on the skin, easy in movement.
Buttery mulmul cotton, shaped into a fluid form and brought to life with Bandhani and fine hand embroidery.

Light enough for long summer days, with details that quietly hold attention.
Some pieces are already finding their way out.

Kaftans — now live.
TheChakorShop.com

Left or Right?Which one do you like the best.. Black with magenta or red?Bandhani rhythms move across Ajrakh geometry on...
13/04/2026

Left or Right?

Which one do you like the best..
Black with magenta or red?

Bandhani rhythms move across Ajrakh geometry on fluid gaji silk

Ajrakh Bandhani pure gaji silk saree, first hand block printed in natural dyes, then tied in thousands of knots before dyeing reveals the pattern of rai across fluid Gaji silk.
The border and pallu hold the depth of Ajrakh. The body carries Bandhej.

Each of these exists as a single piece only.
Explore Crafted Folklore → TheChakorShop.com

In the craft traditions of Kutch, Khatris - Ajrakh printers and Bandhani artisans work in neighbouring regions, each car...
21/03/2026

In the craft traditions of Kutch, Khatris - Ajrakh printers and Bandhani artisans work in neighbouring regions, each carrying forward their own deeply rooted practice.

Rarely do these two traditions appear on the same textile.
For Crafted Folklore, the journey begins with Ajrakh — hand block printed using natural dyes such as indigo, madder and iron.

Only after the 16-step printing is complete does the fabric travel to Bandhani artisans, where thousands of tiny knots are tied by hand before dyeing reveals the pattern of rai dots.

What emerges is a layered textile where Bandhej rhythms move across deep Ajrakh geometries.

Each of these exists as a single piece only.
Explore Crafted Folklore → TheChakorShop.com

16/03/2026

In the craft traditions of Kutch, Khatris - Ajrakh printers and Bandhani artisans work in neighbouring regions, each carrying forward their own deeply rooted practice.

Rarely do these two traditions appear on the same textile.
For Crafted Folklore, the journey begins with Ajrakh — hand block printed using natural dyes such as indigo, madder and iron.

Only after the 16-step printing is complete does the fabric travel to Bandhani artisans, where thousands of tiny knots are tied by hand before dyeing reveals the pattern of rai dots.
What emerges is a layered textile where Bandhej rhythms move across deep Ajrakh geometries. The result is an Ajrakh Bandhani pure Gaji silk saree, where Bandhej rhythms move across deep Ajrakh geometries.

Each of these exists as a single piece only.
Explore Crafted Folklore → TheChakorShop.com

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