Red Jaipuri Handblock PrintWidth: 44 46in. This is a hand block printing technique from Sanganer, Rajasthan. It is over 5 centuries old and is still practiced extensively by skilled craftsmen. Delicate patterns and lines with vibrant coloured designs are the defining factors for this kind of printing technique. They also involve a soft woven fabric with a strong coloured background. Especially known for its floral patterns and bright colours, these fabrics are perfect for

It is a tedious process involving a number of steps and the use of natural dyes

Wash instructions: Handloom fabrics tend to bleed in the initial washes due to the presence of natural dyes

Fabric: Rayon - with slub texture

This is a hand-block printing technique from Jaipur Rajasthan

This results in a white print on a darker background

Weight: Approx 80g

Vibrant colours and unique self patterns are available that can be paired with different dupattas/bottoms to give exquisite looks

black and olive were all derivatives of natural dyes

dabu prints were only found in grey colours and tones (a muddy-clay colour)

Ikat is formed by using a resist on individual yarns/bundles of yarns rather than a woven cloth

Ikat or Ikkat is majorly produced in Bhoodan Pochampally (Telangana) and Gujarat in India

A variety of designs are used to decorate the fabric