Hand block printing
Dabu Print
Natural Dabu Print Is A Traditional Indian Resist Printing Technique From Rajasthan, Known For Its Unique Mud-Resist Process. Artisans Apply Mud Paste To Create Patterns, Then Dye The Fabric With Natural Colors. After Washing, The Protected Areas Reveal Stunning Designs.
Discharge Print
Discharge Printing Is A Unique Fabric Printing Technique Where A Color-Removing Agent Is Applied To Dyed Fabric, Removing The Dye And Creating Patterns In Lighter Shades. This Process Allows For Intricate Designs With High Contrast. Often Used On Dark Fabrics, Discharge Printing Produces Soft, Durable Patterns That Highlight Artistic Detailing And Craftsmanship.
Pigment Printing
Pigment Printing Is A Popular Fabric Printing Technique Where Insoluble Pigments Are Applied Directly Onto The Fabric Surface. Unlike Dyeing, Pigments Don’t Chemically Bond With Fibers, Allowing Vibrant Colors And Crisp Patterns. This Method Is Widely Used For Its Versatility, Quick Processing, And Ability To Create Detailed, Long-Lasting Designs.
Chanderi Sarees & Salwar Suits: Handloom Chanderi sarees and salwar suits are the most famous ladies wear in India and with Hand block printing it looks gorgeous. Mainly these sarees and salwar suits are manufactured in beautiful Dabu, Discharge, Bandhani, Kalamkari, and Bagru prints. Kota Doria Sarees: These printed Kota sarees are widely popular from the very old period and worn by a large number of females in the country too irrespective of all the religions and castes. It proved to be the trendiest dress for modern times. Nowadays they come in all ranges of price starting from hundreds to thousands depending on the artwork.