Dipping the border block into the dye paste, tapping off the excess on the rim of the container, then positioning the block precisely on the first chalk mark. He pressed down firmly and held for a three-count before lifting straight up. The pattern transferred cleanly, every delicate line visible, the color even across the entire block. Jaipur and Sanganer became centers of this craft. Royal courts commissioned special designs—patterns so complex, they required twenty, thirty different blocks.

This is screen printing. The ink penetrates into the fabric fibers, becoming part of the textile rather than just sitting on top. Result? Superior durability—these prints can withstand dozens of washes without fading or cracking. The colors are vibrant and opaque. once we've created the screen for your design, printing each additional unit is incredibly cheap and fast. Screen printing has a way of influencing design sensibilities. Bold graphics, clever use of limited color palettes.

Appliqué- The art of stitching fabric pieces onto a base fabric to create pictures and patterns. Each culture developed appliqué for different reasons, sometimes to make fabric go further during hard times, sometimes for ceremony, sometimes simply for beauty. But everywhere, it served the same purpose—to save fabric, to tell stories, to create something beautiful from scraps. In appliqué, you layer stories, one on top of another, building depth and dimension. The smallest piece matter.