Bandana

Ministry of Dry Goods

A quiet celebration of craft, heritage, and symbolism, this bandana is hand block-printed by sixth-generation artisans in Bagru, Rajasthan.

Made from a soft, airy cotton-silk blend, it offers a delicate sheen and gentle drape. It’s equally suited to being tied at the neck, worn as a headscarf, or tucked into a back pocket as an accessory that speaks softly but carries story.

The print centres around the signature peacock motif of beauty and grace, surrounded by feather, footprints and Rohida flower motif.

Each bandana comes paired with a rosewood-carved scarf ring, engraved by block makers in Jaipur, Rajasthan.

Made in India.

$130.00

70% Cotton 30% Silk
Hand-block Printed Design
Signature Print
Peacock Inspired Motifs

One Size
Length - 22" | Breadth - 22"

CRAFT

Blockprinting

Handblock printing is a centuries-old craft where intricate designs are carved onto wooden blocks, dipped in natural dyes, and pressed onto fabric by hand. Practiced by artisans across India, especially in regions like Bagru and Sanganer, the technique embodies slow, deliberate artistry each print carrying the subtle imperfections that make it unique. We partner with 6th generation artisans to create our signature prints.