Elevate your style with the special bagh block printed cotton stole crafted by the skilled artisan Bilal Khatri. This stole is a masterpiece created using natural dyes and the traditional handblock printing technique practiced in Bagh, Madhya Pradesh. The stole showcases the beauty of natural dyed cotton and adds a touch of elegance to your everyday attire, leaving a lasting impression wherever you go.
Care
Dry clean only.
Colour
Slight difference in color from the visible product image is possible.Read more.
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Artisan
Bilal Khatri
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At a young age, Mohammed Bilal Khatri learned the traditional craft of bagh print from his father, Shilp Guru Mr. Mohammed Yusuf Khatri. He was born in the village of Bagh on June 10, 1987. Mohammed Bilal’s family has been working in the trade of traditional Bagh print since the 14th century. As Mohammed Bilal began early in life, he carries an experience of about 20 years of Bagh Hand Block Printing. He has been working since age 8 and learning the complex nuances of traditional techniques and vegetable dyes. He was awarded the National Award by the Government of India in 2018. Besides, he has received awards from the International UNESCO and WCC (Awards of Excellence) and the Russian Diploma Awards from the International Ethnomir “The Dialogue of Cultures—United World” Fund. He, as a devoted craftsman, learned this craft from his father. Under his guidance he perceived the distinctions of traditional techniques of bagh hand block printing and natural colors. While working on this craft, he also created modern designs. The direct exhibition of the craft and the things made by Bagh Print Handicraft by Bilal was done in foreign countries: Italy, Bahrain, Russia, China, and Iran. And the entire major exhibition is all over India. Bilal brought tribal clothing to the world of fashion, Lakme Fashion Week, and many fashion shows in the country and abroad. He admired the beauty of Bagh print. The father of Mohammed Bilal Khatri, Mohammed Yusuf Khatri, is awarded the Shilp Guru, the highest award in the field of handicrafts in India, as well as a Gold Medalist. He was awarded two national awards by the Development Commissioner of Handicrafts and Handlooms, Ministry of Textile, Govt. of India, in 2003. Mohammed Yusuf is the only Indian craftsman who feels proud to receive two national awards. Besides, he has seven awards from the International UNESCO.
Bagh layouts are dramatic with the use of black and red alternately on a white background. Its production process is manually painstaking. Though the techniques and designs are age-old the prints retain their contemporary appeal.
Elevate your style with the special bagh block printed cotton stole crafted by the skilled artisan Bilal Khatri. This stole is a masterpiece created using natural dyes and the traditional handblock printing technique practiced in Bagh, Madhya Pradesh. The stole showcases the beauty of natural dyed cotton and adds a touch of elegance to your everyday attire, leaving a lasting impression wherever you go.
Care
Dry clean only.
Colour
Slight difference in color from the visible product image is possible.Read more.
At a young age, Mohammed Bilal Khatri learned the traditional craft of bagh print from his father, Shilp Guru Mr. Mohammed Yusuf Khatri. He was born in the village of Bagh on June 10, 1987. Mohammed Bilal’s family has been working in the trade of traditional Bagh print since the 14th century. As Mohammed Bilal began early in life, he carries an experience of about 20 years of Bagh Hand Block Printing. He has been working since age 8 and learning the complex nuances of traditional techniques and vegetable dyes. He was awarded the National Award by the Government of India in 2018. Besides, he has received awards from the International UNESCO and WCC (Awards of Excellence) and the Russian Diploma Awards from the International Ethnomir “The Dialogue of Cultures—United World” Fund. He, as a devoted craftsman, learned this craft from his father. Under his guidance he perceived the distinctions of traditional techniques of bagh hand block printing and natural colors. While working on this craft, he also created modern designs. The direct exhibition of the craft and the things made by Bagh Print Handicraft by Bilal was done in foreign countries: Italy, Bahrain, Russia, China, and Iran. And the entire major exhibition is all over India. Bilal brought tribal clothing to the world of fashion, Lakme Fashion Week, and many fashion shows in the country and abroad. He admired the beauty of Bagh print. The father of Mohammed Bilal Khatri, Mohammed Yusuf Khatri, is awarded the Shilp Guru, the highest award in the field of handicrafts in India, as well as a Gold Medalist. He was awarded two national awards by the Development Commissioner of Handicrafts and Handlooms, Ministry of Textile, Govt. of India, in 2003. Mohammed Yusuf is the only Indian craftsman who feels proud to receive two national awards. Besides, he has seven awards from the International UNESCO.
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Bagh Block Printing
Bagh layouts are dramatic with the use of black and red alternately on a white background. Its production process is manually painstaking. Though the techniques and designs are age-old the prints retain their contemporary appeal.
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For those of you using a 44-inch wide fabric, this guide suggests measurements for a standard L Size. Think of this as your starting point. If you're working with different sizes or fabric widths, just adjust up or down accordingly. Hope this helps!
When it comes to how much fabric you'll need, it really depends on the design. We'd recommend having a chat with your designer or tailor before you order, just to be on the safe side.
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In business attire, you have fewer options for wearing a cape or scarf. But when it comes to casual wear, there are plenty of ways to wear a steal. You can tie it up, pleat or just let it flow on its own.
Most scarves are designed to be worn around the head or neck, but stoles are not. A stole is a longer piece of fabric, usually rectangular or square, but sometimes triangular. A stole is usually longer than a shawl. It is light and can be used in various scenes.
Choose the right stole It should be long enough to be draped across your neck and broad enough to experiment with stylistic drapery.
A stole is a woman's long shawl worn loosely over the shoulders while a scarf is simply a length of fabric we wear around the neck or head.
Elegant hand-crafted silk-cotton stoles that can be paired with ethnic and western clothes for a office & festive look
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