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📍 East of Manek Chowk · Khadia, Ahmedabad

Rani no Hajiro

Rani no Hajiro, near Manek Chowk, Khadia, Ahmedabad, Gujarat 380001

A historic market on the east side of Manek Chowk, surrounding a tomb complex, predominantly catering to women's clothing, accessories, and traditional jewellery. Notable for rare handloom fabrics like Ajrakh and Mashru, plus exquisite chaniya cholis perfect for Garba and festive season.

80+ Shops
1 floor (lane-based) Floors
10 AM Opens Daily
₹250–₹3,000 per piece Price Range
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Market Hours 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM, Monday to Saturday (Closed Sunday)
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Open Days Mon – Sat (Closed Sun)
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Primary Category Ajrakh & Mashru Handloom Fabric, Chaniya Cholis, Women's Accessories & Jewellery
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Best For Boutiques wanting authentic Ajrakh and Mashru handloom fabric, retailers stocking chaniya cholis for...
About This Market

Rani no Hajiro

Rani no Hajiro is one of Ahmedabad's more specialised heritage markets — nestled around a historic tomb complex on the east side of Manek Chowk, its narrow lanes are adorned with vivid patterns and predominantly cater to women's clothing, accessories, and traditional jewellery. What distinguishes Rani no Hajiro from the larger general cloth markets is its access to rare handloom fabrics — specifically Ajrakh (a traditional block-print technique with deep regional roots in Gujarat and Sindh) and Mashru (a traditional silk-cotton blend fabric historically woven for Muslim communities where pure silk against skin was avoided).

The market is also a strong destination for chaniya cholis — the traditional Gujarati festive ensemble worn for Garba during Navratri — making it an essential seasonal stop for boutiques serving Gujarati and Garba-event customers ahead of the Navratri season (September-October).

For boutiques wanting to differentiate their ethnic wear range with authentic regional handloom fabric not commonly available through Surat catalog channels, Rani no Hajiro offers genuine access to Ajrakh and Mashru — categories with growing appeal among customers seeking craft-authentic textile stories.

Products & Categories

What Is Sold at Rani no Hajiro

Rani no Hajiro is one of Surat's established wholesale sourcing destinations for Ajrakh Handloom Fabric, Mashru Silk-Cotton Fabric, Chaniya Cholis — the market's highest-demand product categories. Wholesale buyers, regional dealers, and Meesho resellers consistently rank these as the primary reason for visiting this market, with factory-direct pricing and fresh catalog launches available round the year.

Beyond the flagship categories, the market also carries a strong range of Women's Clothing, Traditional Jewellery, Accessories. These secondary product lines attract buyers looking to consolidate sourcing into a single-stop visit — picking up both core stock and complementary items without travelling to multiple markets across Surat's Ring Road belt.

All product categories available at Rani no Hajiro are sourced directly from Surat-based manufacturers and fabric mills, ensuring factory-direct wholesale rates without broker markups. Whether you are a boutique owner, a bulk dealer supplying Tier 2 cities, an e-commerce reseller, or an international exporter, this market provides the breadth of inventory needed to fulfil diverse order requirements at competitive prices.

🥇 Ajrakh Handloom Fabric 🥇 Mashru Silk-Cotton Fabric 🥇 Chaniya Cholis Women's Clothing Traditional Jewellery Accessories
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Frequently Asked Questions

Rani no Hajiro — Buyer FAQ

Rani no Hajiro, on the east side of Manek Chowk in Ahmedabad, is known for women's clothing, accessories, and traditional jewellery, with particular significance as a source for rare handloom fabrics including Ajrakh and Mashru. It is also a strong destination for chaniya cholis for Garba and Navratri season.
Ajrakh is a traditional block-print technique with deep regional roots in Gujarat and Sindh, known for its geometric patterns and natural indigo and red dyes. Mashru is a traditional silk-cotton blend fabric, historically woven so the silk-free cotton side could be worn against the skin while the silk side faced outward. Both are available at Rani no Hajiro in Ahmedabad — a rare sourcing point for these heritage fabrics.