Sukh is a Sanskrit word meaning “Pure Happiness.” It encapsulates the essence of finding joy in the simple yet profound aspects of life. Sukh Pachedi, a unique form of traditional art, is intricately associated with the Chitara community. This art form serves as a visual representation of our brand’s commitment to preserving heritage and celebrating the cultural richness embedded in the craftsmanship of the Chitara people.

History and  Significance

Pachedi Art is a traditional form of hand-painted textile craft with deep roots in Indian culture. Originating from the Kalamkari tradition, Pachedi art involves skilled artisans meticulously painting vibrant motifs and intricate designs on fabric using natural dyes. The history of Pachedi art dates back centuries, with each piece telling a story of cultural richness and artistic heritage. Delving into the significance of Pachedi art, we uncover its role as a medium for storytelling, religious expression, and a celebration of nature. The art form often features elements inspired by mythology, folklore, and the everyday lives of the artisans, creating a tapestry of narratives within each brushstroke.

Sukh and Ingrano: Inspired by Pachedi Art

At Ingrano, we draw inspiration from the rich tradition of Pachedi art, reflecting its intricate beauty and cultural significance in our products. This section presents a visual feast of Pachedi Art specially curated to resonate with the ethos of Sukh. Each design and motif is chosen to echo the joy, heritage, and purity that define both Sukh and Ingrano.

Our Commitment

By embracing the artistic legacy of the Chitara community through Pachedi art, we aim to celebrate and preserve this beautiful heritage. Sukh Pachedi represents not just an art form but a way of life, encapsulating the essence of pure happiness in every creation.

Join us in exploring and appreciating the profound beauty of Pachedi art, as we continue to honor and share the rich cultural heritage of India with the world.