A genuine Hand Block Print Saree will often have slight irregularities in the print alignment or small color smudges. These "imperfections" are the hallmark of human craftsmanship, unlike the flawless uniformity of machine prints.

Bagru is a direct printing technique using natural vegetable dyes in earthy colors (red, black, beige). Dabu is a resist-dyeing technique where mud is used to block areas of the fabric before dyeing, creating a unique background effect.

Yes, our Bagru and Indigo Sarees primarily use natural vegetable and mineral dyes. This not only gives them a rich, unique matte finish but also makes them hypoallergenic and safe for sensitive skin.

Since we use natural dyes, we recommend dry cleaning for the first few washes to fix the colors. For later washes, use a mild detergent in cold water and dry in the shade to prevent the Indigo or Bagru colors from fading.

Absolutely. Cotton Block Print Sarees, especially in Indigo and Bagru styles, are the preferred choice for office wear in India. They are breathable, comfortable for long hours, and offer a sophisticated, intellectual aesthetic.