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$1.66The Story
A Bagru block print in tones of orange, black and red. Bagru, a small village in Rajasthan, 35 kilometers from Jaipur, is known for its hand block printing utilizing traditional processes and natural colors. Bagru prints tend to be more simple with limited colors in comparison to Sanganer block prints which are more colorful with finer detail. Block printing is still practiced by the Chippa community, who have lived here for over 400 years.
Strawberry Web is suitable for tops, and dresses and skirts with fullness.
- 100% Organic Cotton GOTS Certified
- Approximate width: 44" (114cm)
- Weight: 3.1oz (105gsm)
- This fabric is hand dyed. For the couple of washes, place the fabric in the washing machine drum at 30 or 40 degrees with a handful of table salt. This will fix the dye to prevent it from running.
- As our Indian cloth is handmade, they are susceptible to irregularities in the weave or print, this is all part of their charm and are not classed as flaws.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Details & Craftsmanship
Every detail has been carefully considered to bring you the perfect product.
Description
A Bagru block print in tones of orange, black and red. Bagru, a small village in Rajasthan, 35 kilometers from Jaipur, is known for its hand block printing utilizing traditional processes and natural colors. Bagru prints tend to be more simple with limited colors in comparison to Sanganer block prints which are more colorful with finer detail. Block printing is still practiced by the Chippa community, who have lived here for over 400 years.
Strawberry Web is suitable for tops, and dresses and skirts with fullness.
- 100% Organic Cotton GOTS Certified
- Approximate width: 44" (114cm)
- Weight: 3.1oz (105gsm)
- This fabric is hand dyed. For the couple of washes, place the fabric in the washing machine drum at 30 or 40 degrees with a handful of table salt. This will fix the dye to prevent it from running.
- As our Indian cloth is handmade, they are susceptible to irregularities in the weave or print, this is all part of their charm and are not classed as flaws.
