Hand block print fabric for multiple use at home and lifestyle

Since few past years, hand block printing has paved its way to the heart of many ladies. Ones, especially into traditional wear, love this form of pattern and designs. In summers especially this fabric becomes more popular. To get authentic hand block printed which is made by skilled artisans are hard to find. The age-old tradition of hand block printed fabric is rooted in inner Rajasthan where textile craft is very popular. The designs are first carved on wood before applying paint over the carved designs and thumping it over the fabric. The impressions of the crafted wood are not only beautiful but are unique in their way. Typically hand block printing process takes over a week featuring floral motifs and patterns which are either inspired by nature, the landscape of rural India or from Hindu mythology. Mostly done on cotton fabric because of its durability and comfort, hand block printed kurtas are also found in cotton mostly. However, it is now done on silk and linen cloth as well. The demand for the pattern is so much so that even digital prints are also available in the market at a much cheaper price. One needs to know the difference between the original version and the authenticity of the hand block printed fabric. Many global brands have also introduced their version of hand block printed fabric online. But there’s no assurance of it being authentic and has been designed traditionally by the artisans of India.

hand block print fabric

Hand block fabric is so much popular now that there are multiple uses of it these days. Listing down a few of our favourites:

  1. Hand block printed kurta sets

The wearable dresses, especially kurta sets are pure love when made with the traditional hand block printing method. The fabric is not only comfortable but makes traditional wear more appealing. There are shirts as well which are available in hand block printing and are perfect as formal wear as well. Some brands have even introduced blazers with hand block printed patterns and fabric made of linen which goes both as formal and semi-formal.

block print kurta set for women

  1. Hand block printed bed sheets

One needs the most comfortable bed sheets while sleeping. Indian cotton bed sheets are perfect for comfort and trust us the linen is soft enough to get you to that dreamy slumber. While you are planning your home décor, hand block bedsheets are the most ideal ones for Indian traditional homes. Even most people prefer hand block printed sheets during the festive season. Shop for block printed fabric and you can mix match your own pattern for the bedsheets.

  1. Hand block printed cushions and curtains

 Creating home décor with traditional prints brings the earthly element especially to the Indian household. If you are planning to go subtle yet artistic while decorating your home, going for hand block printed curtains, cushion covers, table covers etc. Even the table napkins can be beautifully made with hand block print fabric. Get your own design and decorate your house accordingly with beautiful floral motifs and other inspired designs from India.

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