Yellow Maheshwari Silk Bagh Handblock Print Dupatta with Gicha PalluLength: 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

with embroidery embellishment on it to make you stand out

with many being used in Africa and Latin America also

Craft: Bhagalpuri Woven Ikat

Made with the special ajrakh process - each dupatta has first been block printed

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

and are therefore not easily copied in other cities

where the kings and royals have been shown to be wearing similar prints to those observed in modern day Ajrak patterns

Craft Ajrakh Hand Block Print

This fabric is a manual screen print fabric

Ikat is formed by using a resist on individual yarns/bundles of yarns rather than a woven cloth

It involves a running stitch on clothes

Wash instructions: Woven fabrics tend to bleed in the initial washes so please wash separately