I fell in love with the art of block printing on a trip to India many years ago. My goal was to see the intricate process in person, but sadly a stomach bug prevented me from doing so. Thankfully ...

A traditional textiles factory in Rajasthan India is bringing the ancient art of block printing back to life and a French-Indian woman is leading the charge. A traditional textiles factory in ...

Just as the Indian methods of block printing from Rajasthan, which were preserved over generations and revived, so too artisans from Bábbarra Women’s Centre in Maningrida, the far north of ...

This fake Indian block print was made using screen printing in a factory. Photograph by Monica Shrivastava (How to dive into Jaipur’s crafts scene, from printing classes to marble workshops.) ...

Led by Sadia, a skilled artisan of chikankari, the workshop began with block printing and culminated in exquisite hand embroidery. Participants enjoyed hands-on practice with various motifs ...

When the timeless art of Indian block printing meets contemporary design, magic happens. Jaypore, an artisanal lifestyle brand that celebrates India’s rich crafting heritage, has partnered with ...

Ajrak is a traditional Indian print that is known for its intricate block prints, vibrant colours, and cultural significance. The word "ajrak" comes from the Sindhi language, meaning "blue".