Hand block-printed textiles may exhibit characteristic imperfections such as slight variations in print alignment, color intensity, and pattern registration, which are inherent to the traditional artisanal techniques used in the printing process. Additionally, colors may fade or bleed over time due to the natural dyes and pigments employed. These variations contribute to the unique beauty and individuality of each hand-printed piece and should be embraced as part of its artisanal charm
Handblock printing is a centuries-old art form that involves using hand-carved wooden blocks dipped in dye and stamped onto fabric by skilled artisans. Each block is meticulously carved with intricate designs, resulting in unique patterns and motifs on the fabric. This traditional technique allows for the creation of beautiful textiles with a distinct handmade aesthetic.