Wooden Printing Blocks

WOODEN PRINTING BLOCKS

Skilled artisans meticulously carve intricate patterns and designs on each of these wooden printing blocks. The patterns range from traditional Indian motifs like paisleys, flowers, geometric shapes, and animals to contemporary and abstract designs. These blocks are crafted using high-quality wood, ensuring their durability and longevity.

Wooden print blocks play a significant role in block printing, a traditional Indian printing technique. Artisans utilize these blocks to create beautiful and intricate patterns on various fabrics and surfaces. They are commonly employed in printing textiles such as sarees, bedspreads, tablecloths, and clothing. Additionally, the blocks can be used for printing on paper, resulting in unique stationery, greeting cards, and artwork.

The versatility and craftsmanship of these wooden print blocks have made them highly sought after. They provide an opportunity to infuse Indian aesthetics into any space or creative project. Whether you are a textile enthusiast, an artist, or someone who appreciates unique home decor, these blocks are sure to inspire and enhance your creative endeavors.

Our aim in bringing these wooden print blocks from Jodhpur to Brighton and Hove is to share the beauty and artistry of Indian craftsmanship with our local community. Each block tells a story and represents the dedication and skill of the artisans who created them. We invite you to explore our collection and find the perfect print block that resonates with your personal style and creative vision.

Made in India.

Customers can see this item in our furniture shop in Brighton and Hove, Sussex.

Carved Wood Indian Furniture and Accessories

Carved woods are often incorporated into our pieces of furniture from India, both antique reclaimed pieces or newly carved items.
Take a look at our blog about this style of furniture here.
Due to the nature of these pieces each item will vary, colours on the wood differ from one to another. Therefore, we highly recommend that you contact us prior to purchase if you would like more information on any piece. Furthermore, all our employees will also be more than happy to send you photos of the exact item which we will send you. After we’ve provided all information you require you can go ahead and buy the item.

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