Dating back over 300 years, Bagru printing developed when Chhipa printers settled and refined natural-dye block printing traditions.

Fascinatingly, the craft uses river soil and indigo baths to achieve its signature earthy reds and deep blues.The craft creates hand block-printed textiles featuring geometric and floral repeat patterns.It is valued for eco-friendly dyeing, precise block alignment, and earthy aesthetic.

GI-tagged for preserving its distinctive mud-resist printing method and region-specific natural dye process.