In India, the art of printing and dyeing textiles is a colorful and ancient tradition that tells the story of the country’s rich culture. From the deserts of Rajasthan, where artisans carve wooden blocks to stamp beautiful patterns onto fabric, to the dye pits of Gujarat, where bright colors like indigo and saffron are mixed to create stunning shades, these techniques have been passed down for generations.

The process is a blend of nature and skill, with fabric being carefully dyed and printed by hand in patterns like the famous Bandhani tie-dye. Each piece of fabric made in India is more than just a product—it’s a part of the country’s history and culture, filled with stories, colors, and craftsmanship that have stood the test of time. 

Printing and dyeing colours will be according to Pantone codes.

Printing Methods

1. Screen printing

2. Digital printing

3. Hand block printing

4. Naturally dyed fabric

5. Fabric can be dyed to any color chosen