Aartyz kalamkari Ethnic Waste Coat In Grey Shade

Aartyz kalamkari Ethnic Waste Coat In Grey Shade

Block Printing

• Block Printing is a method of hand printing on textiles with inks.
• Printing designs onto fabric originated in China about 4,500 years ago.
• However, hand-blocked fabric reached its highest visual expression in the Indian subcontinent.
• Indians possessed unparalleled expertise in the secrets of natural plant dyes, particularly with mordants (metallic salts that both create color and allow it to adhere to fabric).
• In addition, a kind of mud resist-printing, called dabu, which allows areas of a design to be reserved from dye, flourished here.
• Thus, a series of combinations of mordant and resist stamping and dyeing enabled Indian printers to create uniquely complex designs, coveted from Southeast Asia and palaces of Mughal emperors to the far-flung capitals of Western Europe
• This product is hand block printed.
  
• Being hand printed the fabric may have slight irregularities in terms of color and print.
• These irregularities are hallmark of hand block printing and make each piece an unique one.
• Colors on screen appear brighter than actual