Printed Fabric Dealers in Vivek Nagar, Bangalore

We are offering cotton prints. cotton is probably one of the most common fabrics you're likely to have in your home as clothing. Cotton is a natural fiber and is used in a wide variety of clothing and home furnishings. Cotton is easily washed and/or dry cleaned. Cotton is a good strong fabric that is absorbent, and easy to work with.prints on cotton fabrics are usually done with and called table prints. Though machine prints on cotton are highly approved, but the traditional method of printing on cotton was table.different types of prints on cotton can be done i.e hand prints, over prints, digital prints etc.cotton fabrics are available in either 44" or 58" depending upon the customers choice.

Church brocade fabric and religious church fabric This fabric is non metallic fabric Width of the fabric is 58 inches And roll are 25 to 30 metres each roll

We are the manufacturer, whole seller & exporter of wide range of hand block printed & handcrafted fabrics We use a wide range of good quality fabrics, i.e – cotton cambric, cotton dobby, cotton jacquard, cotton checks, cotton slub, south cotton, handloom cotton, khadi cotton & cotton linen fabrics. We use different technique of hand block printing like – bagru – vegetable & natural dye base printing , kalamkari printing, mud resist printing ( daboo printing ) with indigo ,kashish and other dyes , jawta printing ( bagru –daboo prints ), block kalamkari prints , rapid-sole printing ( sanganeri – printing ) hot discharge printing , pigment printing , rogan ( gold & silver printing ), tie and dye (laheria – mothara , siburi etc ). We are also manufacturer of designer fabric , patch fabric , pintuck fabric , plain dyed fabric & screen fabric. we have more than 152 colours ready available in cotton cambric and pintuck fabric . and screen printed ( jaipuri cotton fabric ). Hand tagai fabric .  

We are offering plain fabric dyed lining plain fabric , 110 - 112 cms width and 98 cms. Fold available 250 colours

Ikkat is an elaborate dying process done with silk or cotton yarns. The result is a piece of cloth made of colorful patterns. Ikkat is mainly practiced in multiple states in India, namely Orissa, Telengana and Gujarat to name a few. In fact, Ikkat has been practiced in multiple countries other than India as well since long. Ikkat patterns are dyed and bound to the threads before the cloth is woven. This differentiates it from the Tie and Dye process where the fabric is woven in the first place after which it is resist-dyed.The technique which is known today as Ikkat had its origins in different parts of the world such as South East Asia, Central Asia, South America and West Africa. Ikkat is one of the most ancient techniques of handloom fabric crafts. The term “Ikkat” is a derivation from the Malay word “Mengikkat”, means “to tie” or “to bind”.In India, Ikkat dates back to the 12th century when artisans from the Patan region of modern day Gujarat migrated to different parts of the country and propagated the craft.

The price mentioned is per-meter. There might be slight variation in colour. Only dry clean

• GSM: 150-200 GSM
• Color: Multi
• I Deal In: New Only
• Gender: Unisex
• Fabric: Cotton
• Fabric Type: Cotton

Ikkat is an elaborate dying process done with silk or cotton yarns. The result is a piece of cloth made of colorful patterns. Ikkat is mainly practiced in multiple states in India, namely Orissa, Telengana and Gujarat to name a few. In fact, Ikkat has been practiced in multiple countries other than India as well since long. Ikkat patterns are dyed and bound to the threads before the cloth is woven. This differentiates it from the Tie and Dye process where the fabric is woven in the first place after which it is resist-dyed.The technique which is known today as Ikkat had its origins in different parts of the world such as South East Asia, Central Asia, South America and West Africa. Ikkat is one of the most ancient techniques of handloom fabric crafts. The term “Ikkat” is a derivation from the Malay word “Mengikkat”, means “to tie” or “to bind”.In India, Ikkat dates back to the 12th century when artisans from the Patan region of modern day Gujarat migrated to different parts of the country and propagated the craft.

• Port: Bangalore-India
• Model No: Dob-Patt
• Style: Dobby
• Supply Type: Make-to-Order
• Certification: ISEPC,CSB
• Place of Origin: INDIA

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