Bagru print
BAGRU PRINT History Bagru print is one of the ancient techniques of the 'chippas' in a rural area of Rajasthan used the age-old Bagru print process to print using natural colors. Unlike other prints, the Bagru Prints use a unique kind of printing. Moreover, the unique technique used in printing uses hand-carved wood blocks. the art form of block printing, wood is carved by hand to create stamps for textile designs. Beiges and off-white backgrounds are used for bagru prints. Motifs of circular designs, flowers, fruits, and birds have eye-catching designs found on materials such as crepe, georgette, chiffon, silk, or cotton. India is the hub of culture and the art of dyeing and printing with fast natural colours. The Bagru village is well-known for its block prints, which are typically created using natural dyes derived from iron and tree gum, indigo and Amla and etc. This unique art form, that originated back centuries, has been passed down through the generations, pre