If you love fabrics, you probably already know that most fabric projects take some kind of planning. Block printing into cloth achieves this as well, although it’s a labour-intensive technique. The cotton is immersed in a moderate bleaching solution before printing. It then moves between two rollers that suck out extra dye before going into a dye vat.
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Uses of fabric in daily life
In our daily life, there are lots of things to use fabric for. We can use fabric to make our lives more colourful and bright and look so different from others. If we are talking about other uses, here are some uses which you can add to your life.
These exclusive hand block fabrics may be used for a variety of things, including tablecloths, cushion covers, outdoor quilting, kids’ clothing, dressmaking, scarves, drapes, bags, and other accessories.
Type of hand block printing fabric
DABU: Dabu or daboo is a lovely mud resist hand block printing method that has its roots in Rajasthan. It is a labour-intensive printing method that requires numerous steps and a lot of time that has struggled to stand the test of time.
KALAMKARI: the development of kalamkari prints, singers, poets, and intellectuals would represent stories from Hindu mythology in their paintings. Over the years, it has been done by families and generations.
AJRAK: a particular type of block-printed shawl from the western states of India, which has stamp-created designs. They have existed ever since their creation in the extremely old Mohenjo-Daro civilization.
Our motive and mission
India’s rich history and traditions are celebrated in all of the block printing methods and tie-dye patterns that are used there. These printing methods are kept alive and in style across the world via creativity, craftsmanship, and a lot of work. The “unity in variety” is made up of many designs and methods. Our goal is to introduce the craftsman and their work to the globe.
Our motive and mission
India’s rich history and traditions are celebrated in all of the block printing methods and tie-dye patterns that are used there. These printing methods are kept alive and in style across the world via creativity, craftsmanship, and a lot of work. The “unity in variety” is made up of many designs and methods. Our goal is to introduce the craftsman and their work to the globe.
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Sanganeri Hand Block Print Dressmaking Cotton Fabric
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Rajasthani Handmade Block Printed Cotton Fabric
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Bandhani Hand Block Print Crafting Cotton Fabric
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Traditional Bandej Block Print Women’s Clothing
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Jaipuri Block Print Bandhej Cotton Fabric
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Hand Block Print Dress Material Fabric from Rajasthan
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Hand Block Printed Bandhani Cotton Fabric
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Traditional Hand Block Print Sewing Cotton Fabric
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Indian Flower Buti Block Printed Soft Cotton Fabric