Printed Indigo Coloured Dabu Print A-Line Kurti With Collar, Cotton, Length: Knee Length

Occasion : CasualColor : IndigoFabric : CottonPattern : A-Line Kurti Type : Indian About the Company GST Registration Date: Jul 2017 Legal Status of Firm: Proprietorship Number of Employees: 51 To 100 People Annual Turnover: 1.5 - 5 Cr company-description: Welcome to Indus Art And Emporium, your destination for exquisite handmade and handblock printed home linen. We are a home textile decor brand based in the beautiful city of Jaipur, Rajasthan, India. Our brand was founded by two brothers with a passion for taking indigenous hand block print products global. With over a decade and a half years of experience in the industry, we are proud to have served customers from over 30+ nations, showcasing the beauty of traditional designs and native handmade hand block print techniques. We use 100% premium organic cotton fabric and centuries-old handblock printing techniques to create high-quality products that are loved by our customers. Our operations are centered in Jaipur, a global destination for handblock printing, and we work closely with indigenous artisans to produce a variety of home decor textile products. Our in-house quality check team ensures that all our products meet the highest standards. Come explore our collection and experience the beauty of handmade and handblock printed home linen. Our range of products Bed Linen: Bedshseets, Bed covers, Dohars, Pillow covers, Cushion covers and complete bedding set Kitchen Linen: Table runners, placemats, napkins, kitchen towels Bath Linen: Bath towels and Hand Towels Home Linen: Curtains, Rugs, Doormats and Throws Including other products like Umbrellas **** All standard sizes available ****** **** FAST SHIPPING ****** With our own manufacturing setup, we ensure products are packaged timely for faster deliveries. Handblock Print Handblock printing is a traditional printing technique in which wooden blocks are used to create intricate patterns on fabric. The blocks are carved with the desired pattern, and then dipped in ink or dye before being pressed onto the fabric. This technique allows for precise and intricate designs to be created by hand, making each piece of fabric unique. Handblock printing has been used for centuries in many parts of the world and continues to be a popular technique for creating beautiful, handmade textiles.