Bhujodi Dupatta

The locally woven shawls of Bhujodi provided for the identity and needs of many communities in the region including the Rabaris. The weavers depended on the Rabaris who are sheep herding community for wool fleece from sheep, and in exchange wove shawls for them. Today, stoles, carpets, mats, and shawls are made for the winter for the growing North Indian market. For the summer, the weavers have begun weaving in cotton, something that was never done before, thus carving out a yearlong market for themselves.

• Textiles, handloom and printed to be hand washed or dry cleaned only.
• Metal surfaces to be wiped clean with a dry cloth.
• Papier mache and painted surfaces to be dusted with a dry cloth.
• Cookware, serveware and tableware to be washed with mild soap and wiped dry.
• Products made of natural fibre to be wiped with a dry cloth/ soft brush.
• Please follow specific care instructions, if any, sent along with your product.
• The nature and tendency of handmade products is that each piece is unique. Unevenness in colour and texture is not a fault but a beautiful characteristic of Artisanal production.
• Variation in colour is possible as colours you see on your device may vary due to colour reproduction, brightness and resolution of individual devices.