Yellow Maheshwari Bagh Hand Block PrintWidth 42 44in. Colours may vary slightly due to a difference between digital and fabric colours. Maheshwar in Madhya Pradesh, India is known for its exquisite and finely woven Maheshwari fabrics. This uses zari with floral borders on the body of the cloth in a range of mild to bright colours. The most distinctive features of maheshwari fabrics are the light weight and shiny lustre. Wash Instructions: Handloom and handblock fabrics tend to bleed in the

Please dry them in shade for long lasting colours

Fabric: Powerloom Silk by Cotton with  Width: 44" Weight: Approx 80g per meter

Not transparent

these have been accompanied by brighter chemical pigments to

*Colours may vary slightly due to a difference in fabric and digital colours*Mashru silk is a type of satin fabric

Any colours used as dyes are derived from natural sources

Do not dry under direct sunlight or soak in water for long periods of time for long-lasting colours

Wash Instructions: Handloom and handblock fabrics tend to bleed in the initial washes

Sanganeri fabrics are one of the most popular for their rough and tough nature and bright prints

dabu prints were only found in grey colours and tones (a muddy-clay colour)

Ikat or Ikkat is majorly produced in Bhoodan Pochampally (Telangana) and Gujarat in India

Width: 44in Fabric: Mashru Silk