2025 Bagru Collection
Bagru fabric prints are traditional block prints from Bagru, a town near Jaipur in Rajasthan, India. These prints are known for their natural dyes, earthy colors, and use of hand-carved wooden blocks.
1. Bagru Dabu Print
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A resist dyeing technique using mud (dabu) to create patterns before dyeing the fabric.
2. Bagru Syahi Begar Print
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Uses black (syahi) and red (begar) natural dyes on a cream or off-white base.
3. Bagru Indigo Print
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Features traditional Bagru patterns printed with natural indigo dye.
4. Bagru Floral Print
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Common motifs include flowers, vines, and leaves—usually hand-blocked with natural colors.
5. Bagru Booti Print
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Small floral or geometric motifs (booti), often repeated in symmetrical patterns.
6. Bagru Jaal Print
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Intricate network (jaal) of floral or foliage motifs, creating a dense, overall pattern.
7. Bagru Leheriya or Wave Print
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Wavy stripe patterns, sometimes combined with Bagru-style block motifs.
8. Bagru Geometric Print
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Includes checks, zigzags, and other simple shapes with traditional symmetry.
Each of these prints involves hand-carved wooden blocks, natural dyes (like indigo, madder, turmeric), and age-old techniques passed down through generations.