Bagru Three Print Dress

Bagru three print dress is a traditional Indian dress that originated in the village of Bagru, located in the state of Rajasthan. It is known for its unique three print design, which combines three different types of prints on a single fabric to create a beautiful and intricate pattern. The three prints used in Bagru three print dress are: 1. Dabu print: This is a mud resist hand-block printing technique that involves stamping a mixture of clay, gum and lime onto the fabric before dyeing it. The stamped areas resist the dye, creating a beautiful white pattern against a colored background. 2. Sanganeri print: This is a form of block printing that originated in the town of Sanganer, also located in Rajasthan. It involves intricate designs and patterns, usually in floral motifs, printed using wooden blocks onto the fabric. 3. Bagru print: This is a form of hand-block printing that originated in the village of Bagru.

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