Bagru prints, originating from Bagru, a small village near Jaipur, Rajasthan, are a testament to India’s centuries-old craft traditions. Known for their earthy tones and intricate floral and geometric patterns, these prints are created using natural dyes and a unique mud-resist hand-block printing technique called "Dabu."
The process begins with preparing the fabric using clay, lime, and water, followed by applying intricate designs using hand-carved wooden blocks. Artisans then treat the fabric with natural dyes like indigo, pomegranate rind, and turmeric, creating vibrant yet eco-friendly prints. Sun drying and multiple washes ensure the colors’ longevity and vibrancy, making each Bagru saree a masterpiece.
Bagru prints are cherished globally for their timeless appeal and sustainable production methods, supporting artisan communities and preserving a rich cultural heritage.
The saree, an epitome of grace, has been a part of Indian culture for millennia. Its versatility and adaptability have led to regional variations, each showcasing unique weaving and printing techniques. Bagru sarees, with their earthy motifs and natural dyeing process, exemplify this diversity.
iTokri offers a range of handcrafted sarees, each reflecting India’s cultural tapestry. Beyond Bagru Dabu Block Print Sarees, you can explore:
Bagru craftsmanship extends beyond sarees. iTokri also offers:
At iTokri, we pride ourselves on being a one-stop destination for India's finest handcrafted products. Beyond Srikalahasti Kalamkari Sarees, our collection spans numerous categories, each reflecting the rich cultural heritage of India. Explore:
Since its inception in 2012, iTokri has been a pioneer in showcasing India’s rich cultural heritage through a seamless online shopping experience. Our commitment to authenticity, sustainability, and artisan empowerment sets us apart. Here’s why thousands of customers trust iTokri for their handcrafted treasures:
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