Block printing is an ancient technique of printing fabrics. In this method, engraved wood blocks are used to stamp patterns on fabric. India has been using this method to print fabrics since the 12th century. Though this technique is over 2000 years old now, it remains a favourite of Indian fashion designers.
Inspired by this ancient fabric art, the designers of TheHLabel have renewed the festive statements. This Ugadi, shop for these innovative block-print dresses & flaunt a matchless look!
Chanderi Saree with Ghungroo Block Print
Ghungroo is an anklet worn primarily by classical dancers. It is a symbol of both tradition & art. For a lively festival like Ugadi, this chanderi saree with ghungroo block print will reflect your classical taste & outrank your fashion statement among your friends. For the richness of its colours and simplicity in its print, this saree is a perfect wear for both Ugadi pooja & party.
Here’s more: Pair this saree with a designer blouse made from red & orange chanderi fabric. The blouse draws its charm from the cut-out on the back bodice, block printed neckline & sleeves.
Lehenga Set with Charminar Block Print
We all know that Ugadi is one of the most celebrated festivals of Hyderabad. The city rejoices this festival in its fullest spirit. This Ugadi, why not include the spirit of Hyderabad in your fashion? Try this lehenga set from TheHLabel featuring block prints of Charminar & Charminari bangles!
What’s unique? The combination of three bright colours and the materials used to make this dress represent an unmatched richness. While the lehenga beautifies itself with block print, the blouse draws its charm from the motif embroidery in zardozi, beads and threads.
Spider Web Kurti with Floral Block Print
Have you ever seen tie & dye and block print together on the same fabric? When both these printing techniques combine together, they create a fabulous masterpiece. Check out this kurti dyed in spider web technique featuring a beautiful block print on its hemline & sleeves. The laktans elevate the look of the kurti & make it an elegant outfit for the Ugadi festival.
Style Tip: Pair it with beige palazzo pants & complete the look with tassel earnings.
To explore more options in block print, visit thehlabel.com & shop from a collection of hundreds!