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CUSTOM PRINTING
We Bring Your Print To Life
At Studio Bagru, we bring together the design in your mind with the talent of the artisans we work with. Whether you’re a veteran designer or just getting started, we can assist you through all the stages of your order.
We ListenFrom colors to designs, dabu and traditional prints – we listen to what you want. In the custom design process, there is no opinion that matters more than yours. Want to change a color pigment? Add your logo to your scarf? Working on a tight schedule? We take care of our clients and any of their needs.
We Make it SimpleThe printers we work with are well-versed in understanding what you want to see in a finished product.
PROCESS
Our sampling process is 4-6 weeks from handoff of approved tech pack.
1GET IN TOUCH
We tailor our prints to each customer. To begin the custom design process you can contact us and tell us what you have in mind. From here, the magic happens.
2DISCUSS
Together we can discuss what type of design you are thinking about. A geometric design on a scarf? A contemporary-styled table runner? A colorful quilt? The options are endless, from patterns to colors, and we are here to help.
3DESIGN
Once the details for of your print are finalized, we work together to create a template for the design of your hand-carved block.
4CARVE
Once the block design is finalized, we print it out to-scale and hand-deliver it to the block-makers we work with. In 5-7 days your design is carved into sagwan, sheesham, or local rohida wood.
5PRINT
Before long, the design in your mind is printed onto fabric, and your textile is born.
6FINALIZE
The final touches – cutting, stitching, rolling and hemming. Lastly, a thorough quality check before we ship your product.
Recent Work
Creating and collaborating with global designers is our jam!
BLOCK PRINTING PROCESS
There are two types of printing done in Bagru, the Dabu resist method of printing and the traditional Bagru print. Have a look at the below video to learn more about the process.
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