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7 Reasons Why Hand Block Printing Remains an Undying Trend

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  Our age-old tradition of hand block printing is our pride and heritage. We can talk a lot about this tradition and it still won’t be enough because it is vast. Spread across the major states of India,  Hand Block Printing   will remain an undying trend for decades. There are many reasons why hand block printing is a timeless trend, but we have picked the best 7 for you to be proud of our art. The undying trend of hand block printing Without further delay, let’s get you familiarized with the top reasons that make hand block printing a spectacular trend. Fit for every occasion: -  Since  Hand Block Print Fabrics  are available in a wide variety of styles, there is something for everyone and all occasions and events. You can wear a  Block Printed Shirt , kurta, Kurtis, or suits in the office, casually or at parties, you can choose a design based on your preference and show off your traditional style. You can also choose to wear block-printed c...

Marble Print Fabric vs. Hand Block Print Fabric Know How to Choose the Preferred One

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  We all know that traditionally printed fabrics on clothes have the best patterns, looks, feels and designs that remind us of our incredible culture, but do we know that traditional printing also is of two types. These are marble print fabric and hand block print fabric, both are best in each one’s style, but we must make our preferences here too based on our style. And so today we will be discussing how we can choose between the two. What exactly is block printing? Before we dive deep into today’s discussion let us know what is block printing? Instead of giving you a long and technical definition, let us present you with a short and sweet one, block printing is basically stamping a colored block of wood on a fabric to create the design. Marble print fabric Marble print fabrics are those fabrics that use paper marbling technique of surface design: it can create patterns that are similar to a smooth marble; the patterns are created either in water or some other liquid ...