GoRevizon Hand Block Printed Cotton Daylight Door Curtains with Eyelets (4ft x 7ft )(Set of 2 Curtains)(Yellow Flower)
Material: 100% Cotton
Size: 4ft x 7 ft each (best suited for doors)
The curtain is a see-through curtain: It allows full daylight to come in while blocking the view from outside.
Eyelet Pattern: Curtains have 8 High-Quality Eyelets that will withstand harsh weather, handling, and washing. Enjoy it for years to come.
This traditional cotton curtain is expertly tailored for you who deserves nothing but the best. Our products are washed & sun-dried several times to achieve a unique softness and earthy feel.
Treat yourself with these Cotton Curtains made from 30s yarn and high thread count inspired by centuries-old block print and textile traditions, crafted by artisans of Jaipur. Due to the handmade nature of this product variations may occur in color and design making each piece one of a kind, each curtain is an individual work of art.
Hand Block printing is one of the primitive art forms, which due to its artistic beauty is admired by modern men and women not just in India but across the globe. Known for their amazing dexterity and craftsmanship, skilled artisans use wooden blocks to create intricate and colorful design patterns on fabrics using traditional techniques passed on to them through generations. While the technique and type of block printing vary in different parts of the country, the beauty, essence, and popularity of the craft remain intact, as statistically, India is now one of the leading exporters of block printed fabrics in the world.
Block making – Rekh and Datta
Thick woodblocks, usually made from Teak wood, are used to make the designs for block printing. Intricate patterns, designs, and motifs are hand-carved neatly on to these blocks using chisels or knives. Rekh or the outline block is usually stamped first, followed by filler block – datta. There is a separate block for every colour in the design.
Printing with the Blocks
After the hand-carved woodblocks are dipped in colour, they are pressed hard against the fabric to get a proper impression. The fabric is prepared beforehand by thoroughly washing it to remove the starchiness and increase absorption. To create intricate designs, the artisan uses multiple blocks of different patterns and applies them on an existing pattern after it has dried.
Finishing the Printed Fabric
Once the printing process is completed, the fabric is given the requisite amount of time for the colours to set properly. Thereafter, it is washed in water and dried in the sun. The beautifully designed block printed fabric is now ready to be used to make fashion apparels, home furnishings, accessories and more products.
