Block-printed sarees are a traditional style of sarees adorned with intricate designs that are created using hand-carved wooden blocks. This ancient art form is especially popular in regions like Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, and Gujarat in India. The process involves dipping blocks into natural or synthetic dyes and then carefully stamping the patterns onto fabric, typically cotton, silk, or chiffon.
These sarees feature a range of motifs, from floral and geometric designs to traditional paisleys and ethnic patterns, often inspired by nature and local culture. Block printing creates a unique, slightly irregular pattern that adds to the handmade charm and character of each piece.
