Indian Block Printing: A Legacy of Color and Pattern (18/20)

Indian Block Printing: A Legacy of Color and Pattern

In India, block printing is a centuries-old craft that involves hand-carving intricate designs into wooden blocks, which are then used to stamp patterns onto fabric. This technique, particularly prevalent in Rajasthan and Gujarat, has roots in ancient trade and cultural exchanges. The stories behind the prints often feature local folklore, animals, and nature, making each piece a canvas of regional heritage. These textiles were once exchanged along the Silk Road, and today, they continue to carry the colorful and dynamic spirit of Indian culture

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