Hand Block Print

 When you run your fingers across a piece of Bagru Print Fabric , you’re not just touching cotton dyed in earthy hues—you’re connecting with centuries of tradition, craftsmanship, and storytelling. This fabric, known for its traditional patterns and organic colors, is a living heritage that continues to thrive in the modern world while carrying the soul of Rajasthan’s artisan communities. The Origins of Bagru Print Nestled near Jaipur, the small town of Bagru has been home to the Chhipa community for over 400 years. The word Chhipa means “to stamp,” which perfectly describes their craft. Generations of artisans have preserved the age-old block-printing techniques that define Bagru’s identity. Unlike mass-produced prints, Bagru printing uses natural dyes derived from plants, minerals, and even mud. The bold reds, indigos, blacks, and earthy browns are achieved through recipes handed down for centuries. Each motif carved into a wooden block tells its own story—whether it’s inspired b...