How hand-block printing works

Designs are carved into printing blocks, which are then used to transfer a pattern onto fabric. Artisans position and press the blocks repeatedly to build a design across the textile. Depending on the technique and design, the process may involve several blocks or colours, with alignment and consistency requiring care and experience.

From fabric to finished products

Private label, white label and custom collections

Hand-block-printed products can be developed for businesses looking to build a collection under their own brand. Depending on the product and order brief, options may include selecting prints and colour palettes, choosing fabrics and product styles, and discussing branded labels, tags and packaging.

Private labeling supports a collection developed for your brand, while white labeling can offer a route to brand-ready products using an existing design. The scope is agreed for each project, including specifications, branding, quantities and timelines.

Distinctive gifts with an Indian craft story

Hand-block-printed textiles can bring colour and craftsmanship to corporate gifting programmes. Consider coordinated pouches, fabric accessories, table linen and textile gift sets for employee welcome kits, client gifts, conferences, celebrations and brand events.

Print direction, colour palettes, branding and gift presentation can be discussed around your occasion, audience and budget.

A new direction for animal-free fashion

Plant-based leather alternatives bring together plant-derived resources and material innovation to create options for fashion and lifestyle products. Depending on the formulation, plant-derived inputs may be combined with backing fabrics, binders or coatings to achieve the look, feel and performance needed for a particular application.

For brands looking beyond conventional leather, these materials create opportunities to explore distinctive surfaces, colours and product concepts while developing collections without animal leather.

Different plant inspirations, distinctive possibilities

Products for your brand and customers

Private label and white label

Develop an animal-free collection that reflects your brand’s identity. Private labeling can support products developed around your brief, while white labeling can offer a route to brand-ready products based on existing designs. Depending on the product, branding options may include labels, tags, colours, finishes and packaging.

Thoughtful gifts with a contemporary material story

Animal-free bags and accessories can be considered for employee welcome kits, client appreciation, conferences and branded events. Pouches, cardholders, small bags and coordinated accessories offer useful gift options with a distinctive material identity.

Product selection, branding and gift presentation can be discussed around your audience, occasion and budget.