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This uber soft cotton mulmul saree is a contemporary take on the traditional hand block printing craft of Mughal Block printing, Amer. These handblock prints have been custom made using azo-free dyes.
At one end of the saree is a beautiful contrast pallu and at the other end of the saree is a contrast colour blockprint , that can be used for the blouse or used as part of the drape itself.
Any imperfections found in the print is natural to the process of handblock printing and not a defect.
ABOUT THE CRAFT ~
A Royal Beginning Sanganer printing flourished under the patronage of Rajput kings in the 16th century.
Gujarati Roots A group of artisans from the Chhipa community originally migrated from Gujarat to Rajasthan, including Sanganer, carrying their craft with them.
Famous for Florals Sanganer prints are celebrated for their delicate, floral patterns printed on a white background using a vibrant colour palette.
Miniature Touch The fine detailing of Sanganer motifs is inspired by Rajasthan’s miniature paintings.
Protected Heritage Sanganer prints have a GI (Geographical Indication) tag, making them globally recognized as unique to Rajasthan.
CARE INSTRUCTIONS
It is best to handwash them to retain the colours for long and dry them inside out in shade.