Bagh print is a traditional Indian textile printing technique known for its distinctive hand-block printing method. Originating from the Bagh village in Madhya Pradesh, India, this technique involves using wooden blocks carved with intricate patterns to stamp designs onto fabric, typically cotton. The fabrics are first soaked in natural dyes and then printed with the blocks, creating rich, detailed patterns. Bagh print often features floral or geometric designs and is valued for its craftsmanship and the use of natural dyes, giving the fabric a unique and vibrant appearance.

Definicja i znaczenie słowa „bagh print” po angielsku

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