Uniqueness

• ✓The ground color of Bagru hand block printed textile is mostly off-white (cream) or fawn
• ✓Involved 11 Intricate Steps of Production like Preparation of dye mixtures, Pre & post-treatment of cloth for printing & finishing
• ✓The Unique Dabu (Resist) Paste is used for making motifs which are made of locally available Black Clay soil
• ✓Geographical & climatic conditions add to the refinement of the desired shades of colors

Product details

Fabric

Pure Cotton

Print

Traditional Hand Block Printed Floral Motifs

Dye

Azo-free Dyes

SKU

SNP/002/P11/KBS/06

Sun bleaching process of using cow dung and water to enhance the vividity of the delicate floral motifs is unique to sanganer.

Bagru Hand Block Printed Cotton The 300-year-old Bagru Dabu hand block printing technique originated from a remote village town called Bagru in Jaipur, Rajasthan, India Where it derived its name from Bagora Island which was surrounded by Sanjaria River. This craft is produced in limited places which include village towns- Kaladea, Jahota, and Jairampura. Bagru Dabu Hand Block Print is done by the “Chippa” Community of this region.