Hand Block Print Fabric

Product :- Indigo Blue Floral Print Fabric

Thread Count :- Cambric 60x60

Specification :- Hand Printed, Light Weight, Soft Fabric

Use :- Garments,Curtain, Clothes, Quilting etc.

Pattern :- Hand Block Print

About of block print :-

Artisanal hand-carved (stamp) block printed fabric from India made using the traditional method of printing with carved wood print blocks. All vegetable natural or non-toxic pigment dyes used.

The beautiful art of block Printing employs wooden or metal blocks to print designs and patterns on fabric by hand. What makes block Printing unique is that the design has to be created by the artist before the Printing begins. It is carved onto the block by hand. The carved block is dipped into the required color.

About of block print :-

Artisanal hand-carved (stamp) block printed fabric from India made using the traditional method of printing with carved wood print blocks. All vegetable natural or non-toxic pigment dyes used.The beautiful art of block Printing employs wooden or metal blocks to print designs and patterns on fabric by hand. What makes block Printing unique is that the design has to be created by the artist before the Printing begins. It is carved onto the block by hand. The carved block is dipped into the required color.

About of block print :
Artisanal hand-carved (stamp) block printed fabric from India made using the traditional method of printing with carved wood print blocks. All vegetable natural or non-toxic pigment dyes used.The beautiful art of block Printing employs wooden or metal blocks to print designs and patterns on fabric by hand. What makes block Printing unique is that the design has to be created by the artist before the Printing begins. It is carved onto the block by hand. The carved block is dipped into the required color,

There are many villages famous for their Printing like DABU from Bagru, Peepad, Akola and many other small villages have their own printing tradition. Bagru is one of most famous printing centre especially for Dabu Print. Dabu printing is well known in all over the world and only few families are left there who knows these Printing techniques.
These fabrics are prepared for printing through a natural bleaching process and printed using traditional natural dye recipes. This is 100% cotton fabric printed using vegetable dyes. This is a soft and smooth Indian cotton block print fabric that is made using Indigo dye obtained from Indigo plant and white print is made using resist dyeing technique in which a paste made of clay is applied to white fabric and then left to dry, after the fabric is dried it is emerged in indigo dye solution in big vat after which the fabric is washed and dried. You can use this fabric to make dresses, tops, crafting, drapery, home decor, outdoor, quilting, sewing, general upholstery etc.

Care Instructions: Preferably hand wash, or gentle machine wash or dry clean. Hang to dry. Indigo fabrics tend to contain excess dye so its highly recommended to soak the fabric in cold water for an hour and rinse till water runs clear.

There are many villages famous for their Printing like Discharge indigo from Bagru, Peepad, Akola and many other small villages have their own printing tradition. Bagru is one of most famous printing centre especially for Dabu Print. Dabu printing is well known in all over the world and only few families are left there who knows these Printing techniques.
These fabrics are prepared for printing through a natural bleaching process and printed using traditional natural dye recipes. This is 100% cotton fabric printed using vegetable dyes. This is a soft and smooth Indian cotton block print fabric that is made using Indigo dye obtained from Indigo plant and white print is made using resist dyeing technique in which a paste made of clay is applied to white fabric and then left to dry, after the fabric is dried it is emerged in indigo dye solution in big vat after which the fabric is washed and dried. You can use this fabric to make dresses, tops, crafting, drapery, home decor, outdoor, quilting, sewing, general upholstery etc.

Care Instructions: Preferably hand wash, or gentle machine wash or dry clean. Hang to dry. Indigo fabrics tend to contain excess dye so its highly recommended to soak the fabric in cold water for an hour and rinse till water runs clear.