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Green Handblock Print Cotton Fabric

Green Handblock Print Cotton Fabric

Fabric Name

Green Handblock Print Cotton Fabric

Width 42 Inches
Material Cotton
Weave Plain Weave
Color Green 
Product Code GT-8917
Price Rs. 254/meter

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Handblock print cotton fabric is a type of fabric that is printed with designs using hand-carved wooden blocks. The process involves dipping the block in ink or dye and then stamping it onto the fabric, repeating the process to create a pattern. This technique is commonly used in India and other parts of Asia, and can result in unique, intricate designs. The fabric can be used for a variety of purposes such as clothing, home decor, and accessories.




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Green Handblock Print Cotton Fabric

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Green Handblock Print Cotton Fabric

Fabric Name

Green Handblock Print Cotton Fabric

Width 42 Inches
Material Cotton
Weave Plain Weave
Color Green 
Product Code GT-8917
Price Rs. 254/meter

Description -->

Handblock print cotton fabric is a type of fabric that is printed with designs using hand-carved wooden blocks. The process involves dipping the block in ink or dye and then stamping it onto the fabric, repeating the process to create a pattern. This technique is commonly used in India and other parts of Asia, and can result in unique, intricate designs. The fabric can be used for a variety of purposes such as clothing, home decor, and accessories.




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Fabric Name

Green Handblock Print Cotton Fabric

Width 42 Inches
Material Cotton
Weave Plain Weave
Color Green 
Product Code GT-8917
Price Rs. 254/meter

Description -->

Handblock print cotton fabric is a type of fabric that is printed with designs using hand-carved wooden blocks. The process involves dipping the block in ink or dye and then stamping it onto the fabric, repeating the process to create a pattern. This technique is commonly used in India and other parts of Asia, and can result in unique, intricate designs. The fabric can be used for a variety of purposes such as clothing, home decor, and accessories.