Jun 3
In hand block printing, a single design often requires multiple wooden blocks. Each colour and distinct layer of the pattern is meticulously carved onto a separate block and printed individually by hand.
This means that a design featuring three colours would require three different blocks, each carefully aligned to build the final motif. The more intricate the artwork, the greater the number of blocks involved—making every print a remarkable blend of precision, patience, and craftsmanship.
What appears effortless on fabric is, in reality, the result of countless impressions coming together, one block at a time.
