Mul cotton hand block print green saree

Mul cotton hand block print green saree

SKU: PABEHB002
Rs. 5,200.00

Step into timeless elegance with our Mul Cotton Hand Block Print Green Saree, a fusion of traditional artistry and contemporary style. Handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, this saree showcases intricate hand block prints in refreshing green hues, adding a touch of sophistication to your look. Crafted from soft and breathable mul cotton fabric, it drapes effortlessly and ensures comfort throughout the day. Whether you're attending a formal event or a casual outing, this saree effortlessly enhances your style with its timeless appeal. Embrace the beauty of handcrafted artistry with our Mul Cotton Hand Block Print Green Saree.

Fabric

Mul Cotton
Blouse

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Care and Shipping

Gently hand wash in cold water, and air dry the saree in shade. Iron in medium heat only.

Every saree is handwoven. Any unevenness in weave or its motif is not a defect but its a beauty of hands. This makes each piece unique and beautiful.

After placing the order, we will ship your order in 1 to 3 days.
Disclaimer

Product color may slightly vary due to photographic lighting sources or your monitor settings. The blouse worn by the model is for styling purposes only and is not included with the saree. The saree comes with a running blouse piece.
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Handblock print

Hand block printing is a traditional textile printing technique where intricate designs are carved onto wooden blocks by skilled artisans. These blocks are then dipped in dye and stamped onto fabric to create patterns. The process involves precision and artistry, with each block contributing to a larger design when repeated across the fabric.

Hand block printing is known for its unique, handmade look and the use of dyes that produce vibrant colors. Common designs include floral motifs, geometric patterns, and traditional motifs specific to different regions.

This craft is practiced widely in India, particularly in states like Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Madhya Pradesh, where it has deep historical roots. Hand block printed fabrics are used to make clothing, home furnishings, and accessories, showcasing the beauty of handmade textiles and preserving traditional craftsmanship.