Block Printing on Fabric

Welcome to a beginner friendly class for learning Block Printing to design a personalised t-shirt, dress or a table runner.

Block printing is an ancient craft of stamping designs on fabric using hand-carved wooden blocks and natural dyes, tracing back to the Indus Valley Civilization (3500–1300 BC) and significant flourishing under Mughal Empire patronage in the 16th to 18th centuries. The practice was historically centred in Rajasthan and Gujarat , where it served as a marker of social identity and status before becoming a major global export.

In Sindh, Pakistan the regions of Hala and Thatta are renowned for Ajrak, a distinctive fabric characterized by its deep blue, red, black, and white palette and deep cultural significance. In southern Punjab, particularly in Multan and Dera Ghazi Khan, block printing remains a cherished heritage in the fashion wardrobes.

Bring a cotton t-shirt in white or light colours in your size and get more fabrics as a part of your ticket to have some Fabric Fun!

Good for all skill levels 14 years up. Enjoy a relaxing day with your friends.

All materials, tea/ coffee and snacks included.

Please dress up casual to accommodate stains or bring an apron.

Cancellations/ Refunds are only possible upto 15 business days prior to the class date. Afterwards, you can only rechedule or get a 50% refund.

Studio Rags have won hearts in several workshops as students found it the best value for their time and money. So book yourself today for a great learning & fun experience.

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For more information call Studio Rags 0497 944482