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Bagru Handloom Mul Mul Cotton Saree – Brown Block Print
Bagru Handloom Mul Mul Cotton Saree – Brown Block Print
30 days to make + 7 days to deliver.
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30 days to make + 7 days to deliver.
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Handmade mul mul cotton from Bagru, Rajasthan, block printed with natural vegetable dyes. Light, breathable, and eco-friendly, this fabric is perfect for summers. More than just fabric, it is a living piece of India’s craft and cultural heritage.
Occasion: Casual/ Corporate
Fabric Care: First Wash dry clean after that regular mild easy wash
Fabric: Pure Mul Mul Cotton
Type: Cotton
Blouse: 1 meter unstitched blouse fabric
Saree Length: 5.50 meter
Colour: Brown
Style: Block Printed
Weight: 500 gm
Dimensions: L*W*H (in inches) 14 *2.5*14
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Pure Mul Mul Cotton
Ask about the materials of this piece →Handmade mul mul cotton from Bagru, Rajasthan, block printed with natural vegetable dyes. Light, breathable, and eco-friendly, this fabric is perfect for summers. More than just fabric, it is a living piece of India’s craft and cultural heritage.
Photographs of this piece. Screen colours may vary.
MEET OUR ARTISANS
Govind Mali
bagru, rajasthan
Bagru block printing is a centuries-old craft where hand-carved wooden blocks are dipped in natural vegetable dyes and pressed onto fabric. Since joining Atulya Karigari in 2020 during the COVID crisis, I have experimented with colors and patterns, creating unique designs while preserving Bagru's authentic charm.
A maker from this craft community. This profile is not an attribution of this individual piece.
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