Yellow Maheshwari Silk Bagh Handblock Print Dupatta with Gicha Pallu ajrakh screen fabric where people draw the different

where people draw the different traditional designs on fabrics and paint them using natural dyes

It is becoming increasingly popular for its intricacies in the blocks and the sober natural dyes

Maheshwari silk is a silk by cotton fabric woven in the town of Maheshwar (Madhya Pradesh)

Colours may vary due to a difference between digital and fabric colours

Please wash them separately and do not soak them or dry them under direct sunlight

Yellow Maheshwari Silk Bagh Handblock Print Dupatta with Gicha Pallu ajrakh screen fabric where people draw the differentLength: 2. 5m with Tassels Colours may vary slightly due to a difference in fabric and digital colours. Bagh hand block print originates from the town of Bagh in Madhya Pradesh. It gets its unique name from the river Bagh, at the side of which, all the block print fabrics are washed and dried. The distinct colours are known to be attained from the water of this particular river, and are therefore not easily copied in other cities. Bagh block prints