The Sujani of Bharuch is entirely different, this is a rare, complex double-weaving method where two weavers operate a shuttle together. As the fabric is woven, small pockets are created and manually stuffed with raw cotton directly on the loom.
The Sujni is made by skilled weavers in Bharuch and nearby villages, most of whom have learned the craft from their parents and grandparents. These artisans have been practicing this technique for generations, keeping the tradition alive. The recent GI tag is not only a recognition of their work but also a way to protect the originality of their craft.
Crafted in Bharuch
Bharuch Sujni is a traditional textile craft, lovingly created by skilled artisans using time-honored handwork techniques passed down through generations.
Rooted in Tradition
Inspired by Gujarat's rich textile heritage, Bharuch Sujni celebrates intricate patterns, vibrant colours, and the beauty of handmade craftmanship.
Fair and Ethical
We work closely with local artisans, supporting fair wages, respectful working conditions, and sustainable livelihoods while keeping the craft alive.
These artisans have been practicing this technique for generations, keeping the tradition alive.
