Handcrafted Bagh Prints by Umar Faruk Khatri at iTokri
The Legacy of Umar Faruk Khatri’s Bagh Printing Art
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Take a look at iTokri's Bagh block print textiles presented to you in collaboration with Umar Faruk Khatri. His authenticity in Bagh Prints can never disappoint you. These Fabrics are dyed naturally on the banks of the Indus River flowing through the Bagh village in Madhya Pradesh. The royalty and sufiness of the Bagh Printing have mesmerized everyone over years. You can shop for Umar Faruk Khatri's timeless collections of bagh prints with unique original hand block printing that leaves a wonderful texture. Taking forward the legacy of his renowned father Ismail Sulemanji khatri who was the 'Qaleen' master of his time, Umar Farukh has always surprised craft lovers with his masterpieces. Creating authentic & reasonably priced hand block prints has always been a specialty of Umar Faruk Khatri.
Handcrafted Bagh Prints by Umar Faruk Khatri at iTokri
The Legacy of Umar Faruk Khatri’s Bagh Printing Art
The Legacy of Umar Faruk Khatri’s Bagh Printing Art
Embrace your Traditions and Ethnicity with Amazing Bagh Print Fabrics Brought to you Exclusively by iTokri
Bagh printing or Bagh block printing is a traditional Indian handicraft that has been practised by the Khatri community along the banks of the Indus or Sindhu river. This type of printing originated in a place called Bagh, from where the process got its name. Bagh is located in the Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh. The main characteristic of Bagh printing is hand-printed relief prints done...
Embrace your Traditions and Ethnicity with Amazing Bagh Print Fabrics Brought to you Exclusively by iTokri
Bagh printing or Bagh block printing is a traditional Indian handicraft that has been practised by the Khatri community along the banks of the Indus or Sindhu river. This type of printing originated in a place called Bagh, from where the process got its name. Bagh is located in the Dhar district of Madhya Pradesh. The main characteristic of Bagh printing is hand-printed relief prints done by a wooden block with natural dyes and pigments. You can find incredible Bagh print fabrics in the massive collection at Itokri brought to you by Ismail Suleman Khatri.
Buy the Top-Rated Bagh Block Print Fabrics by Ismail Khatri from the Huge Collection at iTokri.
Special Pure Silk Bagh Hand Block Print Natural Dyed Stole: Now that winter is fast approaching, it is time to get your scarves, mufflers and stoles out. Why not combine your outfit with beautiful pure silk stole such as this one that has featured Bagh hand block prints?
Special Bagh Block Print Natural Dyed Cotton Dupatta: To go with your suits and salwar-kameez sets, you must check out this cotton dupatta with unique Bagh hand block prints and would look amazing with almost any case.
Why Choose iTokri?
iTokri not only has a massive collection of Bagh print products, some of which have been listed above, but we curate many other kinds of authentic traditional products as well. In addition, we source ethnic garments and fabrics handwoven by the local artisans all across the country and bring you the best collection of them.
FAQs
Q1. What is Bagh Print?
Ans. Bagh printing or Bagh block printing is a unique and specialised type of block printing done with wood. It was initially practised in the regions covered by the Indus valley. However, this type of block printing is now mainly practised by the local artisans of Madhya Pradesh. In Madhya Pradesh, Bagh printing was done by the Khatri community of dyers who lived along the Indus or Sindhu river.
Q2. What is the process of natural dyeing?
Ans. Natural dyes are those colourants or dyes that have been derived from herbs, plants, minerals or invertebrates. Here is the process of extracting a natural dye and dyeing textiles. First, the dye material is put in a pot of water. The water is then heated so that the dye compounds get extracted as a solution in the water. Next, the dyed textile is added to this water, and the temperature is maintained until the material is dyed.
