Bhujodi Rogan painting stole

We proudly present the Bhujodi Rogan painting stole. This stole (scarf, scarves) is crafted from handloom Kala cotton Bhujodi. This white stole looks stylish with any tops and shirts, making it an ideal choice for festivals and special occasions. Not only does Ashish Kansara from Madhapar design this stole, but he also handcrafts it, ensuring that it upholds the finest traditions of Rogan art. Furthermore, you can pair it with dark colors for a complete look to complement your neck style. Be sure to explore our shop page for more details.

Additionally, the traditional motifs feature a beautiful design, with the stole decorated with small dots and lines. The quality work and attention to detail on this stole make it stand out. Whether you want to infuse your dressing with a touch of India’s rich cultural heritage or gift it to a connoisseur of traditional art, this piece adds timeless elegance to any wardrobe.

This Bhujodi Rogan painting stole Masterpiece by Ashish Kansara

This exquisite stole showcases intricate designs created using a 1,550-year-old technique that originated in India. “Rogan” translates to “Rang Kaam” (work of color) in Sanskrit, highlighting the vibrant color combinations that define this art form. Born in 1975, Ashish Kansara has dedicated his life to mastering and preserving. Despite the challenges posed by declining demand for traditional crafts, he continues to demonstrate unwavering commitment to this ancient technique. Rogan art involves artisans creating intricate patterns on fabric using paint made from castor oil and natural pigments. Moreover, using a thin metal stylus, they draw freehand to produce stunning designs often inspired by nature, including birds, flowers, and trees. Thus, this masterpiece, originating from Madhapar, Kachchh, is now available for purchase online. We are the only authentic store for Rogan painting products, including sarees and lehengas.

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