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Hand Block Printing on textiles refers to the technique by which carved wooden blocks covered with dye are repeatedly pressed along a length of cloth to create patterns. The beginnings of the art of ornamenting textile fabrics by the stamping or printing on of colored designs are lost in antiquity.
The crease line disappears very quickly once the rug is laid out.
CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIAN BLOCK PRINTING
It is the essence of India and the crafts that make India stand out in the world. However,the numerous arts and crafts are slowly dying and so have to be renewed and brought back to life. Hand Block Printing is such an art which can be used for making every piece of cloth, every design unique and different from others. This can never be possible by using automated machinery.
It is skill passed through many generations, and has traditionally been done using Natural Dyes and should be preserved. What makes this technique unique is the fact that the design has to be first carved onto the wooden block by hand, and then executed on the fabric. There is no doubt that factory-printed textiles are often cheaper and perhaps more color fast compared to block printed fabrics. However, block printed fabric reflects human labor and sensibilities of the craftsman which no machine made fabric can ever do.

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Hand Block Printed Cotton Indigo Rug

Hand Block Printing on textiles refers to the technique by which carved wooden blocks covered with dye are repeatedly pressed along a length of cloth to create patterns. The beginnings of the art of ornamenting textile fabrics by the stamping or printing on of colored designs are lost in antiquity.
The crease line disappears very quickly once the rug is laid out.
CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIAN BLOCK PRINTING
It is the essence of India and the crafts that make India stand out in the world. However,the numerous arts and crafts are slowly dying and so have to be renewed and brought back to life. Hand Block Printing is such an art which can be used for making every piece of cloth, every design unique and different from others. This can never be possible by using automated machinery.
It is skill passed through many generations, and has traditionally been done using Natural Dyes and should be preserved. What makes this technique unique is the fact that the design has to be first carved onto the wooden block by hand, and then executed on the fabric. There is no doubt that factory-printed textiles are often cheaper and perhaps more color fast compared to block printed fabrics. However, block printed fabric reflects human labor and sensibilities of the craftsman which no machine made fabric can ever do.

Hand Block Printed Cotton Indigo Blue Rug

Bagru- The Indian Indigo Culture: Rajasthan, a hub of traditional Indian textiles and handlooms, is also home to indigo dyes and printing, where artisans have been passing on this craft for generations, truly encapsulating its beauty and spirit. Indigo has always had a national flavor for us Indians, be it in Indigo Movement or with natural textile usage. One such indigo legacy is Indigo Bagru. Know the mysteries and intricacy attached to Indigo Bagru, plunge your hands into vats of the rich blue gold and have something you will be surely proud of.The indigo textiles can never get out of style and its beauty in all its glorious forms. An age old-craft, indigo is one of the few forms that perfectly reflects the beauty of traditional and contemporary through its evergreen colour and ability to adapt to all silhouettes. Hand Block Printing on textiles refers to the technique by which carved wooden blocks covered with dye are repeatedly pressed along a length of cloth to create patterns. The beginnings of the art of ornamenting textile fabrics by the stamping or printing on of colored designs are lost in antiquity. CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIAN BLOCK PRINTINGIt is the essence of India and the crafts that make India stand out in the world. However,the numerous arts and crafts are slowly dying and so have to be renewed and brought back to life. Hand Block Printing is such an art which can be used for making every piece of cloth, every design unique and different from others. This can never be possible by using automated machinery wherein 100s of metres of fabric would come out in the same design and color. It provides sustainable livelihood to many local families. It is skill passed through many generations, and has traditionally been done using Natural Dyes and should be preserved. What makes this technique unique is the fact that the design has to be first carved onto the wooden block by hand, and then executed on the fabric. There is no doubt that factory-printed textiles are often cheaper and perhaps more color fast compared to block printed fabrics. However, block printed fabric reflects human labor and sensibilities of the craftsman which no machine made fabric can ever do.The crease line disappears very quickly once the rug is laid out.

Hand Block Printed Cotton Indigo Blue Rug With Orange Tassels

Hemp/jute and cotton rugs offer several advantages that make them a popular choice among homeowners. They're woven from hemp grass (also known as mountain grass) and cotton, which is both a renewable and pesticide-free fiber. Along with being eco-friendly, these natural-fiber rugs are affordable, stylish andeasy to maintain. This is because natural fibers are more durable and dirt does not cling to them.

Natural Hand Woven Hemp and Cotton Rug

Hemp cotton area rugs offer several advantages that make them a popular choice among homeowners. They're woven from hemp grass (also known as mountain grass) and cotton, which is both a renewable and pesticide-free fiber. Along with being eco-friendly, these natural-fiber rugs are affordable, stylish and easy to maintain. This is because natural fibers are more durable and dirt does not cling to them.

Fique is a Colombian fiber commonly used for rug and basket weaving. The fiber comes from the family of agave plants, and like hemp, it does not need any fertilizers or pesticides to grow, making this fiber a natural organic fiber. It is also a fiber that needs very little water to grow, making it a very resourceful fiber and a great sustainable option for natural fibers. Our small entry rug is hand woven by a family of artisans from the Santander region of Colombia. Woven in a vertical loom, this rug is hand knotted for 2 weeks and the result is a perfectly crafted geometric modern rug for outdoor and indoor spaces. Sold in a standard small size and also available for custom sizing per request. Handmade by artisan family from Colombia.

Zuahaza

Curiti Fique Small Rug

Hand Block Printed Natural Jute Indigo Blue Rug

Hand Block Printed Cotton Indigo Rug With Tassels

Hand Block Printed Jute Indigo Blue Rug

Handwoven doormat. The perfect rug that brings a homely touch to your rooms. Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.

Tallo de Olivo

Loom Rug

Hand Block Printing on textiles refers to the technique by which carved wooden blocks covered with dye are repeatedly pressed along a length of cloth to create patterns. The beginnings of the art of ornamenting textile fabrics by the stamping or printing on of colored designs are lost in antiquity.
The crease line disappears very quickly once the rug is laid out.
CHARACTERISTICS OF INDIAN BLOCK PRINTING
It is the essence of India and the crafts that make India stand out in the world. However, the numerous arts and crafts are slowly dying and so have to be renewed and brought back to life. Hand Block Printing is such an art which can be used for making every piece of cloth, every design unique and different from others. This can never be possible by using automated machinery.
It is skill passed through many generations, and has traditionally been done using Natural Dyes and should be preserved. What makes this technique unique is the fact that the design has to be first carved onto the wooden block by hand, and then executed on the fabric. There is no doubt that factory-printed textiles are often cheaper and perhaps more color fast compared to block printed fabrics. However, block printed fabric reflects human labor and sensibilities of the craftsman which no machine made fabric can ever do.

Indigo Handmade Rug

Functional and stylish, this rug is made out of sustainable fique fiber and is the perfect eco-friendly addition to any home. The dark green, natural brown, and cream hues will stylishly protect your hardwood floors or carpet. Ideal for small apartments or entryways, this handwoven rug adds natural texture to any room, no matter the placement. Handwoven by a family of artisans in the region of Santander, Colombia, this rug was made in a vertical loom and diligently hand-knotted for two weeks. The result is a perfectly crafted geometric modern rug for outdoor and indoor spaces. Sold in a standard small size, but available for custom sizing per request. Product Details: Dimensions: 24" x 35.5" / 60 x 90 cm Materials: 100% Natural Fique from Colombia Handmade by an artisan family in the town of Curití, Colombia

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