Grey Dabu Block Print Kantha Stitch FabricFabric: 60*60 Powerloom Cotton Weight: 100g per meter Width: 44in Colours may vary slightly due to a difference in digital and fabric colours Dabu is a mud resist hand block printing practiced in Rajasthan, India. It is a tedious process involving a number of steps and the use of natural dyes. This unique form of printing is also environmentally non toxic as it uses no harmful or synthetic dyes. Dabu, or mud, is used to block colours on the fabric

Dabu is a mud-resist dye from Rajasthan

Dyes: Natural

4m and Fabric is Chanderi Silk

paisleys and certain mughal prints

with essentially only one family remaining who practices this art

Fabric Mulberry Silk by Mercerised Cotton Length 6

Post that hand wash

including vegetable and mineral dyes

Try to dry under shade for long lasting colours

Width: 44 inches Length: As chosen in quantity

Wash Instructions: Hand wash only

The Srikalahasti style uses a pen for freehand drawing of the subject and filling in the colors