Since 2021Sanganer, Jaipur
Woven in Tradition. Worn with Grace.
The Baisa was born in Jaipur in 2021, from a simple conviction — that fashion should carry meaning. In the lanes of Sanganer, where carved wooden blocks have kissed cotton for over five hundred years, our artisans still print by hand, one motif at a time. No two pieces are ever identical. That is not a flaw of the handmade — it is its signature.
Every thread, every print, every stitch at The Baisa is an act of preservation — keeping alive the crafts that define Rajasthan. We work in small batches, use plant-based and mineral dyes that are gentle on skin and kind to the earth, and pay our weavers and printers fairly for a skill that machines will never learn.
What we hold to
- Hand-Block Printed
- Our block prints are hand-stamped with carved wooden blocks, a craft perfected over centuries in Sanganer and Bagru.
- Natural Dyes
- Plant-based and mineral dyes, gentle on skin and kind to the earth. Colours that age beautifully.
- Small Batches
- Made in our own factory, in considered batches. For a different fit, colour or a larger quantity, send us a factory request.
- Inclusive Sizing
- Sizes from XS to 8XL across the range. Grace has no size.
From 2XS to 8XL
Our belief is that beauty has no limits. Sizes run from 2XS to 8XL across the range; each product page lists the sizes that style is graded in. Plus sizes are pattern-made separately, not scaled up by adding two inches to a medium — that is a different garment, and it fits like one.
See the full size guideHeritage on one side, now on the other
Our design language
Every piece here holds one thing from Rajasthan’s textile tradition and one thing from the way women dress now. Neither side is decoration.
From the tradition
- Sanganeri hand-block printing
- Carved wooden blocks, one motif at a time. No two pieces align exactly — the signature of the hand.
- Floral Heritage 3-Piece Kurta SetRuby Diamond-Leaf Print Kurti
- Storytelling motifs
- Elephants, peacocks and figures that carry a scene across a hem, the way Rajasthan has always told it.
- Ivory Ethnic-Motif Cotton Midi Dress with PotliBoho Elephant-Print Halter TopHeritage Peacock Gold-Print Kurta
- Ikat diamonds
- The blurred-edge geometry of resist-dyed yarn, printed here in morpankh blues and greens.
- Morpankh Ikat Sleeveless Co-ordMorpankh Ikat Sleeveless KurtiIkat Backless Top
- Kantha running stitch
- Rows of small stitches that give a printed cotton the texture of something mended and loved.
- Pretty Woman Kantha-Style Kurti
- Gota and buta
- Gold ribbon on peach, red buta on cream — festive vocabulary from the wedding trunk.
- Shreeji Peach Gota Floral Sharara SetRaani Red Buta Sleeveless Kurta Set
For now
- Open backs and criss-cross ties
- A block-printed cotton with an unexpected back, cut for the woman who wears it with jeans.
- Rani Pink Elephant-Print Halter TunicBoho Elephant-Print Halter TopIkat Backless Top
- Knots and back ties
- Front-knot crops and back-tie tunics — adjustable by design, so the fit is yours.
- Cotton Tie-Strap Peplum Top in Ethnic PrintsFloral Cotton Top with Back Lace Detail
- Lace, tassels and trims
- Hand-finished edges: lace at a neckline, tassels on a hem, pom-poms on a sleeve.
- A-Line Floral V-Neck Lace Kurta SetPom-Pom Cotton Peplum Top
- Tiers, peplums and pockets
- Georgette that moves, a peplum that flatters, and a pocket where you want one.
- Rose Garden Georgette Tiered GownBloom Floral Peplum TopPocket-Chic Abstract Floral Co-ord
- Cut for real bodies
- Plus sizes cut from separate patterns, and gowns with feeding access sewn in.
- Heritage Peacock Gold-Print KurtaMomCare Morpankh Nursing GownMomCare Checkered Nursing Gown
The colour story of our collection boards
The Jaipur palette
The colours our collection boards are drawn in: warm cream as the ground, rose and antique gold for softness, maroon, indigo and verdigris for depth. A mood, not a dye chart — these are screen colours, not a list of the colours our pieces come in.
- Warm cream
- Rose pink
- Antique gold
- Raani maroon
- Deep navy
- Jaipur indigo
- Verdigris
- Rain-washed ochre
A note from the founder
Why we sell to you directly
The Baisa started in Jaipur in 2021 with a small idea: make the kind of kurta a woman in Sanganer would be proud to have stitched, and sell it to her directly, from the unit that made it.
We print and stitch in our own unit in Sanganer. Poonam runs the floor, and a piece does not leave it until it has passed three checks. That is also why our plus sizes are pattern-made and not scaled up: the same care, cut for a different body.
You will find the same garments on Myntra, Amazon and Flipkart. Here you buy them from the people who made them, and there is a person on WhatsApp when you have a question.
Ashish Sharma
Founder, Pushpraj Fashion · The Baisa
As styled by you
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