Rangrez Creation

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Rangrez Creation

Rangrez Creation

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  • AwardsNational Award Forex award Kala Nidhi award
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I come from a long line of artisans who have been practicing the art of Leheriya for over 150 years. Building upon this rich heritage, we have established a brand known as "Rangrez Creation." Our company specializes in the manufacturing and export of Leheriya products, with a strong commitment to preserving and promoting this traditional craft. Rangrez Creation is a family-managed enterprise, deeply rooted in the traditions of our craft. We take great pride in producing handmade items, each one meticulously crafted by skilled artisans. The distinctiveness of our products lies in the vibrant colors and traditional designs, which hold profound cultural significance and offer a captivating glimpse into the lifestyle of our people. Our business is inherently sustainable as it relies on the expertise of our artisans rather than machinery. Leheriya is an art form that is exclusively handmade, showcasing the exceptional skills and dedication of our craftsmen.

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Skills/Crafts

Lehariya, Leheriya

Skills/Material

Cotton, Linen Fabric, Silk, Fabric, Voile, Mulmul and Cotton

Skills/Technique

Shibori, Tie & Die

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Lehariya

Leheriya is a traditional tie-dye technique that originated in Rajasthan, India. The word "leheriya" is derived from the Rajasthani word "leher," which means wave. This name is quite fitting because the patterns created with leheriya resemble waves. The process involves tying the fabric with threads at various intervals before dyeing it. This tied fabric is then dyed in vibrant colors, usually using natural dyes. The tied sections resist the dye, creating a distinctive wave-like pattern when the threads are removed. Leheriya is commonly used in making sarees, odhnis (dupattas), turbans, and other traditional Rajasthani attire. The technique has been passed down through generations, and artisans often use a variety of colors to create visually stunning and intricate patterns. The vibrant and colorful nature of leheriya makes it popular for festive and celebratory occasions.

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