In the lanes of Sanganer, where wooden printing blocks are carved leaf by leaf and creature by creature, this tote began as a single motif — a lobster, rendered in confident strokes of vermillion and rust. It is a playful nod to coastal appetites and old European crockery patterns, translated here through the unmistakable hand of Rajasthani block printing.
Set against a soft blush-pink cotton, each lobster is hand-stamped in layered shades of red and burnt sienna, their claws and antennae rendered with the fine, slightly imperfect line only a hand-carved block can give. The body of the bag is finely quilted in narrow channels, adding structure and a gentle padded softness, while the edges are bound in a crisp pink-and-white striped trim that echoes traditional Rajasthani border work.
Roomy enough for daily wear yet light on the shoulder, this tote carries its craft honestly — no two motifs fall in quite the same place, no two bags are quite the same. It is made to be used, to soften with time, and to carry a little bit of Jaipur wherever it goes.
Handcrafted in Jaipur · Hand block-printed on quilted cotton · Limited pieces
KEY FEATURES
Hand block-printed lobster motif in red and rust tones
Finely quilted cotton body for structure and softness
Striped pink-and-white cotton binding along all edges
Dual reinforced handles for comfortable everyday carry
Spacious interior suited for work, travel, or market days
