Timeless allure of hand-printed fabrics: Bridging tradition and modernity in textile art

The art of hand-printed fabrics: A time-honoured tradition of beauty and sustainability, celebrating cultural heritage ...read more

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Renowned for its artisanal touch, hand-printed fabrics carry a special allure and with delicate floral patterns adorning them, they cast a spellbinding charm on the beholder. In an interview with Zarafshan Shiraz of HT Lifestyle, Shuchita Sancheti Garg, Founder of vVyom By Shuchita, shared insights - (Photo by Ana Carolina Alpirez)

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Deeply rooted in the age-old tradition of Indian craftsmanship, each piece of hand-printed fabric tells tales of heritage and legacy, empowering artisans to uphold their ancestral skills and sustain their way of life yet, their significance goes far beyond aesthetics. (Photo by Etsy)

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By embracing eco-friendly materials and methods, hand-printing champions environmental consciousness, leaving a smaller ecological footprint. These textiles are more than just pretty patterns, they are reflections of tradition, skill and imagination, forming an instant connection between creator and consumer. (Photo by Mary Garner)

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These textiles are more than just pretty patterns, they are reflections of tradition, skill and imagination, forming an instant connection between creator and consumer. (Photo by Pinterest)

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By welcoming hand-printed textiles into our spaces, we not only infuse our surroundings with a timeless elegance but also play a part in safeguarding cultural legacies, nurturing a deeper admiration for the artistry and dedication behind each masterpiece. (Photo by Emma J Shipley)