Ajrakh Collection

Ajrakh was born in the deserts of Kutch, Rajasthan, India. For over 4,000 years, artisans have carved its motifs into wooden blocks, immersed them in natural dyes, indigo, red, earth, and printed them layer by layer onto fabric. Each pattern is shaped by hand, with a precision that takes years to master.
Symmetrical. Rhythmic. Alive.

At Kaari, we have transposed this geometry into precious metal. The bold symmetry of Ajrakh, softened by the restraint of French design.
Ornament meets minimalism. Heritage meets modernity.
Each piece becomes a quiet statement, sculptural, intimate, full of character.

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The Four Stories Within Ajrakh

Each sub-collection is a tribute to a time of day — drawing its colours and emotion from nature’s changing light, translated through vibrant enamel, precious stones and natural diamonds. Each design is available in both recycled sterling silver plated in 18K gold and recycled 14K solid gold.

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Ajrakh Rosé | Dawn

Delicate and glowing with dawn’s first light, Ajrakh Rose captures the softness of morning on a Parisian terrace. With pure white enamel and gentle warmth, it evokes quiet beginnings wrapped in softness and subtle strength.

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Ajrakh Bleu | Dusk

Inspired by the serene tranquility of dusk, Ajrakh Bleu blends hand-painted midnight-blue enamel accented with black diamonds/black spinel. Each piece mirrors twilight over still waters — where Indian craftsmanship meets French restraint.

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Ajrakh Noir | Night

Steeped in the mystery of royal Indian nights, Ajrakh Noir pairs hand-painted deep-black enamel with natural rubies and diamond. Evoking moonlight meeting velvet darkness, it unites intricate Ajrakh motifs with French minimalism — bold, sultry, and magnetic.

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Ajrakh Soleil | Noon

Ajrakh Soleil echoes the midday sun — unapologetically bright and timeless. With its clean all-metal finish and diamond-set centre, it celebrates raw form and radiance, where Ajrakh’s legacy meets French minimalism.

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