Gamthi print is a style of hand block print this art originates from the villages of Gujarat and Rajasthan states of India. Gamthi print is also known as Saudagari prints. These prints usually have a repetitive motif that is used throughout the fabric. Bold and vibrant colours are made up of different parts of plants and
‘Chanderi’ is traditional ethnic royal fabric. It is light weight, sheer texture and very soft to feel. Hand weaving of silk and cotton yarn in traditional looms makes unique Chanderi fabric. This fabric is further beautified with traditional zari, resham boota and meenakari in different designs and patterns. Origin : Chanderi town (Ashok Nagar district)
Chanderi silk is a traditional authentic royal fabric. Chanderi silk is light weight , glossy, sheer & very soft fabric. Hand weaving of silk & cotton yarn in traditional way on traditional loom makes it super lavish. Zari resham & meenakari motives mkes more beautiful to this timeless chanderi silk. Chanderi is originates in small
Its a handblock printing technigue. Designs and patterns are inspired from great caves of Bagh. Each fabric has to take multiple rounds of dipping and cleaning in different types n different temperature of water. Fabric takes min one bath in Bagh river. Its water of Bagh river which gives it a unique colour and texture.
Sanganer, in Rajasthan is its birthplace. ‘Sanganeri’ a famous hand block printing technique. Base colour of fabric is primarily white or light colour. Splash of colours printed using intricately designed wooden blocks giving beautiful vibrant pattern. Motifs are mainly inspired from the parts of plants and trees.
