Red Jaipuri Handblock Print FabricWidth: 44 46in. This is a hand block printing technique from Jaipur 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 kurtis,

Contrary to other forms of resist-dyeing like Bandhej and Batik

including geometric prints

mainly wax

These patterns are widespread around the world

A type of resist-dyeing

Plain fabrics are perfect to be mixed and matched with block printed or embroidered fabrics to create a whole new look

Any colours used as dyes are derived from natural sources

the end-product is flawless and comparable to a machine-produced print

Wash Instructions: Handloom and handblock fabrics tend to bleed in the initial washes

Wash Instructions: Handloom fabrics tend to bleed in the initial washes

This unique form of printing is also environmentally non-toxic as it uses no harmful or synthetic dyes

Finish: Polished fabric which leads to extra shine