Hand printed textiles

Block printing is the oldest technique to create patterns on fabrics by hand & we are trying to act as the connecting threads between you & Indian Fashion.

Indian wood block printing, a heritage craft, brings our hand block printed fabrics to life. Learn about block print designs & block prints:

British textile and print designer Molly Mahon is on a mission to infuse our homes with colour. Using the traditional technique of block printing she speads joy and colour and has just collaborated with Boden

Textile brand featuring hand block printed scarves and home goods in vibrant colors made by hand using natural and nontoxic dyes. We also collaborate on handwoven wool rugs and wall hangings made in Gujarat, India. Textiles inspired by traditional motifs, native knowledge, and color. Woman of color owned and operated.

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This simple print isn't quite right for the project I'm working on, so I'll just have to use it for something else. 🌷 #dspattern #blockprint

A tutorial for stencil printing on fabric. Design and print your own fabrics at low cost at your kitchen table. Blog 1 of 3 about the supplies you need.

5 steps to block-print your way to custom linens with a fun DIY napkin tutorial, perfect for the holidays.

Elevate your interiors with our newest shipment of block printed textiles. Featuring tablecloths, cushions and napkins hand printed by artisans in India, these unique pieces flaunt a modern aesthetic rooted in history and are guaranteed to make a statement in your home.

***HAND BLOCK PRINTED KERALA COTTON SAREE CODE: HPOO1394 **Humble Pleats offers ALL INDIA FREE SHIPPING **Accepts online payments. Do not offer exchanges, cash on delivery, or returns - except for damaged products. In the case of a damaged product, it must be in its original condition in order to be eligible for a return.***Light smudges, mild colour difference,small thread pulls will not be considered as defect.***Colour may slightly vary due to settings of devices used for photography *...

I recently found myself at the train station with no reading material, and I picked up the July issue of Martha Stewart Living in the news kiosk. As I leafed through it, the photography from an article about block printing sold me on the issue.The best part of going through the article was learning that the beautiful prints were all accessible and affordable because they were made with household items. We’re talking toy blocks, a potato masher, rope, plastic berry baskets, and more.

Yaya | She ordered a T-shirt, and I asked her which design. She replied “Suprise me”, so I printed a heart for her. 💚 I hope she will like it. ❤️... | Instagram