Bagru Jacket The process involves the use

The process involves the use of carved wooden blocks with natural inks and dyes to stamp repetitive patterns onto the the old Kantha quilts

Its length falls between the knee and ankle and its unisex fit makes it a versatile statement piece

so we recommend limiting dry cleaning to preserve the colors

This long-sleeve tie-up Khadi cotton top is dyed with azo-free colors and features intricate needlework

worn-in texture

Bagru Jacket The process involves the useThe reversible hip length jacket has a loose fit, regular sleeves and pockets at the front. These jackets are made of a traditional and eco friendly hand block printed textile that originates from the village of Bagru in Rajasthan. The process involves the use of carved wooden blocks with natural inks and dyes to stamp repetitive patterns onto the the old Kantha quilts. In some cases also, mud printing technique is used in order to keep the specific