Blue-Handblock-Print Kantha Stitch FabricWidth: 44in Colours may vary slightly due to a difference in digital and fabric colours Kantha is a type of embroidery typically found in West bengal and Odisha. This is essentially done on old and used fabrics to renew their lifespan, making them even better than new. It involves a running stitch on clothes, leading to different patterns, including flowers, birds, geometrical shapes or any scenarios from everyday life. This embroidery gives the cloth

Traditionally

Wash instructions: Handloom and handblock fabrics tend to bleed in the initial washes so please wash them separately

It is becoming increasingly popular for its intricacies in the blocks and the sober natural dyes

Opening Front

please do not soak them or dry them under direct sunlight for long lasting colours

Length: 6 cm Colours may vary slightly due to a difference in digital colours and the colours of the stones

Delicate patterns and lines with vibrant coloured designs are the defining factors for this kind of printing technique

In recent times

please do not use detergent - Ezee wash is recommended

First wash dry clean is recommended as that strengthens the colours

Dyes: Pigment

Kalamkari originates from "qalam" meaning pen and "kari" meaning art