About Us

Analysis of Technique: The Revivalist Approach

Gulaab Gali is a tribute to the rhythmic "thump" of the wooden block against fabric—a sound that has defined Jaipur’s lanes for centuries. We specialize in the revival of Sanganeri Hand-Block printing and the intricate application of vintage Gota-patti and lace. Unlike the modern wave of synthetic prints, we focus on the soul of the textile. By working across a premium range of fabrics—from the lightness of Malmal to the richness of Silk and Chanderi—we ensure that heritage isn't just a design, but a tactile experience of the highest quality.

Our Heritage, Your Story

Gulaab Gali was born in the heart of Jaipur, inspired by the narrow "Galis" where tradition isn't a memory, but a way of life. We realized that the beautiful Sanganeri prints and the delicate Gota laces we grew up admiring were slowly becoming inaccessible. They were either hidden in expensive boutiques or lost to low-quality mass production.

The Founder’s Dream Our founder envisioned a brand that would act as a bridge. The dream was to take the soulful craftsmanship of our grandmothers’ era and redesign it for the woman of today. The dream was simple: Why should a teenager have to choose between a fast-fashion crop top and a heavy, overpriced suit? Why should the elegance of old-world Jaipur be locked away for "special occasions" only?

Premium Quality, Honest Prices We believe that "Heritage" should not be a synonym for "Expensive." By working directly with the masters of the craft and sourcing the finest fabrics—be it breathable cottons or festive silks—we have managed to bridge the Price Gap. Gulaab Gali is committed to providing the best quality at prices that allow every generation to own a piece of Jaipur’s heart.

The Aesthetic Our collections are a dialogue between the old and the new. We balance the vibrant storytelling of heritage prints with the sophisticated calm of solid colors adorned with lace and Gota. This is our way of keeping the flame of Rajasthani artistry alive—not as a museum piece, but as a living, breathing part of your modern wardrobe.