Block Print Co-ord Sets India — Handmade Ethnic Wear in Traditional Prints

Block printing is one of India's oldest textile traditions — a process where carved wooden blocks are dipped in natural dyes and pressed by hand onto fabric, creating patterns that have a life and irregularity that no digital print can replicate. The slight variations, the ink bleeds, the impression of the wood grain — these are not flaws, they're proof of human craft. Haus of Handmade block print co-ord sets carry this heritage into contemporary ethnic wear.

India's major block printing traditions each have a distinct character. Ajrakh from Kutch uses resist-printing with natural dyes to create intricate geometric patterns in indigo, madder red, and black. Bagru printing from Rajasthan uses mud resist and vegetable dyes in earthy, warm tones. Sanganeri printing from Jaipur uses fine floral motifs on white or pastel grounds. Our block print co-ord sets draw from these traditions to create pieces that are genuinely rooted in craft.

Block print co-ords work across the calendar — for casual festive occasions, daily ethnic wear, or cultural events where the heritage of the print is part of the statement. Our block print kurtas are popular everyday pieces, and our block print tops pair with solid bottoms for a balanced look. Our printed capes are striking for any occasion.

Block printed fabric is best washed gently in cold water to preserve dye vibrancy. Ships pan-India with Cash on Delivery.

What is the difference between Ajrakh and Bagru block printing?

Ajrakh block printing originates from Kutch, Gujarat, and uses a resist-printing process with natural dyes — indigo blue and madder red — to create intricate geometric and arabesque patterns. Bagru printing is from Rajasthan and uses mud resist with vegetable dyes, producing earthy, warm tones with bold motifs. Both are traditional crafts with distinct regional identities. Haus of Handmade block print co-ord sets draw from both traditions and ship pan-India with COD.