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Hand block printing – India

katina | Posted in General Discussion on

The current issue features some ethnic fabrics. The following link will take you to the Anokhi Museum near Jaipur, India; the video is fascinating.

http://www.anokhi.com/anokhi/anokhi-museum.html

Katina

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  1. Josefly | | #1

    Thanks so much for that link. I loved the short video on hand block printing, as well as the other videos on Rajasthan, including the one on the turban museum. They left me wanting more!

    1. katina | | #2

      I'm so glad you enjoyed it!

      Katina

  2. starzoe | | #3

    Your posting about Indian block printing is interesting to me right now as my daughter-in-law just recently sent me a block with an elephant on it. Now I am going to have to do some research on what sort of dye is used and the technique as it is something I would like to try.

    I rather suspect, though, that this particular block is not incised enough and is more in the way of a souvenir rather than an actual usable item.

    1. katina | | #4

      Sounds very interesting. Even if it's not much incised, it's surely useable? You could combine it with smaller stencils to create a 'busier' fabric. Or a row of elephants printed, say, across a cushion cover?

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