Feature
●Kaftans always create the easy to wear vibes.
●These plus size Kaftans are made for every woman.
●its Ethnic design, it has a flattering effect on every womans body type.
●Easy Wear: There are no buttons, zippers, or snaps on this short sleeve tunic top, making it the perfect go-to top for the warmer weather of Spring & Summer.
●Just pull it on and pull it off dress.
●52 Inches Length
Description
What makes block printing so unique ?
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The labour - intensive technique of block printing is sure to capture your attention. “From wood carving a block to transferring an impression onto the textile surface, it is the human hand that creates tiny variations and imperfections that are so charming and unique to this process,” says Kumra. “Also, it is a more versatile and sustainable technique?it lends itself well to small bespoke developments as well as large scale productions.” |
Fabric venue believes the power of handicrafts triumphs mill-made garments. “In an era when everything is dominated by machineries and mass production is widespread, here is an technique crafted with hand. Its adaptation in modern silhouettes promotes the revival of the art form,” he explains. |
The prints are beautiful renditions of plants, animals and human culture. Thus, hand block printing is an E-c-o friendly art that deserves appreciation and recognition, and one that showcases the beauty of nature at its best. |
Take a look at any authentic hand block printed fabric, and you will see how intricate the work is. The human touch is apparent, with fascinating little imperfections that cannot be replicated by a machine. |
HAND BLOCK PRINT THE METHOD
As the very name suggests, in this method the printed fabric is created using blocks. These blocks are made from wood, linoleum or rubber, although the traditional method always involved wood. Artisans hand-carve the designs to be printed into blocks of wood. Depending on the details in the design, each block could take several hours or even days to complete. Once the design is fully carved, the blocks are treated with oil and set aside to soften. This process makes it ready to hold color. When ready, the printer applies color to the block, presses it on cloth and strikes it hard with a mallet to create the impression.