DayPrint Indigo Blue Hand Block Printed 100% Cotton Indian Fabric Dabu Print Mud Resist Vegetable Dye Sewing Craft By Yard-44width

DayPrint Indigo Blue Hand Block Printed 100% Cotton Indian. Print Color: White Fabric Width: 44 Inches (1.1 Meters) Fabric Length: 1 Yards (0.91 Meters) Fabric: 100% Cotton Soft Voile(Mul) Fabric The above Price is for 1 yard fabric. If you want more than it you can select quantity you need. If you need separate 1 yard cut fabrics, then please do mention. Print Color: White。Fabric Width: 44 Inches (1.1 Meters)。Fabric Length: 1 Yards (0.91 Meters)。Fabric: 100% Cotton Soft Voile(Mul) Fabric。The above Price is for 1 yard fabric. If you want more than it you can select quantity you need.。If you need separate 1 yard cut fabrics, then please do mention it in a note.。It is a cotton fabric, easy to carry on your body.。The fabric is made with all love, no chemicals were used while making it,。it is made with all good happy emotions of great ARTISANS.。You can use it in your own style, make anything to wear or use to craft your accessories. It gives a complete modern-traditional look to you.。About :-。The Process of Dabu Printing starts with the preparation of mud resist the clay is prepared by finely sieving it. Calcium hydroxide (Chuna in Hindi), naturally pounded wheat chaff (Beedan in hindi), and gum (gound in hindi) are the main interdients to make the mud resist. The dug out mud from the dry pond is soaked in water in a separate tank overnight. The mud resist is freshly prepared before every printing. A mixture of beedan and gound are along with mud are doughed to make a sticky paste.。Application of mud resist onto fabric The mixture is now ready for dabu printing. The mud resist being applied onto the fabrics using wood blocks. Either the dabu printing is done ona single table while sitting or on a running table. This depends upon the space availability and comfort an individual printer. To quickly dry the paste, saw dust is being applied to places where the mud resist is printed. The saw dust also acts as a binder which prevents color penetration while dyeing. The application of mud resist onto the fabric is followed by dyeing the fabric in a cauldron of dye. The process may be repeated for double dabu and triple dabu and hence forth. After every dyeing the fabric is thoroughly washed so as to remove the mud application. Finally the non dyed part where the resist has been applied is revealed after the washing. some of the color penetrates onto the fabric caused by mud cracking. The result is veining which gives it batik like look to the fabric.。Sources of Inspiration :-。Traditional Daboo designs and motifs are very similar to the motifs used in all traditional Rajasthani textiles, since the ‘blocks’ used for printing are common to most of these techniques. They tend to be nature inspired designs of plants, birds, flowers, fruits as well as artistic ethnic motifs.。Style & Variety :-。Daboo printing is used to create a lot of different designs and patterns. This includes varieties of colors and motifs:。Colors and dyes:-。Traditional daboo prints are made with natural dyes like kashish (grey-brown) and indigo (blue), as well as yellows and reds derived from fruits like pomegranate. Today a lot more color options are available to artisans since they are no longer restricted to vegetable dyes and can use synthetic dyes as well. Fabrics can also be dyed more than once, creating the double dabu and triple dabu effect with a richer, more colorful look.。Care Instructions :-。