DABU INDIGO

Indigo Dabu print Mul Cotton saree. Dabu print is a traditional hand block printing technique originating from Bagru, Rajasthan. It involves a resist-dyeing process where mud (dabu) is applied to the fabric in intricate patterns using carved wooden blocks. The fabric is then dyed, usually in indigo, and the areas where the mud has been applied remain lighter, creating unique and striking designs. This eco-friendly technique uses natural dyes, making each piece a one-of-a-kind creation, celebrated for its earthy appeal and rich cultural heritage. Material: Mul Cotton Dimensions: Length: 5.5 meters Height: 44 inches Weight: 500 grams (approx.) Washing Instructions: Hand wash separately in cold water to preserve the natural dyes. Use a mild detergent. Do not bleach. Avoid wringing the fabric. Dry in the shade to maintain color and fabric integrity.