The Golden Hand block printed Ajrakh Vanaspati modal silk saree is a luxurious handcrafted garment featuring intricate Ajrakh prints made using traditional wooden blocks and natural vegetable dyes. This saree uses premium modal silk derived from beechwood pulp, offering a soft, breathable drape that's eco-friendly and elegant as an alternative to pure silk. The Vanaspati design showcases timeless patterns in vibrant natural colors like deep blues, reds, and yellows, printed laboriously on both sides of the fabric over about 20 days.​

Ajrakh printing from Gujarat and Rajasthan involves resist dyeing with stages of washing, mordanting, block stamping, and sun-drying using natural elements like lime, gum, and plant-based dyes. Artisans in Bhuj create these unique pieces, where slight irregularities in print add to their authentic charm. Typical dimensions include a 5.5-meter saree length with a 45-inch width and a 90 cm printed blouse piece, requiring dry cleaning or gentle hand washing to preserve the colors and fabric.