Red Maheshwari Silk Bagh Handblock Print Dupatta with Gicha Pallu precut fabric including vegetable and mineral dyes

including vegetable and mineral dyes

It is different from other resist dyeing techniques as the resist is used on individual yarns instead of the resultant fabric

these prints are increasingly becoming popular in India due to their attractive designs and rough-and-tough prints

This uses zari with floral borders on the body of the cloth in a range of mild to bright colours

Red Maheshwari Silk Bagh Handblock Print Dupatta with Gicha Pallu precut fabric including vegetable and mineral dyesLength: 2. 5m with Tassels Colours may vary slightly due to a difference in fabric and digital colours. Bagh hand block print originates from the town of Bagh in Madhya Pradesh. It gets its unique name from the river Bagh, at the side of which, all the block print fabrics are washed and dried. The distinct colours are known to be attained from the water of this particular river, and are therefore not easily copied in other cities. Bagh block prints