BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION OF BAGH PRINTS SAREES FROM UNNATI SILKS
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Bagh is
a unique style of block printing on handloom fabrics, the name coming from its
origin in the current form in Bagh village of Madhya Pradesh
handlooms, India. Despite the art being from another region brought
by travelers who happened to settle in Manawar, the present style of Bagh
printing is said to be from the early 60s when some Muslim Khatris migrated
from Manawar to settle in this village.
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The specialty of Bagh
Prints
Bagh was practiced by
these tribal muslims and the print subjects were mainly geometrical prints and
floral compositions. There was a lull in between that led to many of these
traditional practitioners deserting the art and being lured away to the
production of synthetic fabrics that also came up at that time. It was Ismail
Khatri who gave the Bagh its present form by staying on in the practice of this
art and experimenting with designs.
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In a brave move he
altered the concept, the process and the look of these printed fabrics and
brought the turnaround of a doomed art. He happened to get 200 year and 300
year old blocks which were based on traditional motifs that had been inspired
by the 1500 year old cave paintings of nearby regions. The Nariyal zaal, ghevar
zaal motifs (Designs from Taj Mahal paintings), and others like Saj, Dakmandwa,
Chameli or Jasmine flower, Maithir or the mushroom, leheriya or jurvaria
(designs of small dots on a field) were experimented as block print designs. He
also had blocks made based on the Jaali work found in the Tajmahal and local
forts. Initially he made use of Red and Black colors from alum and corroded
iron and discovered green and yellow from vegetable dyes.Till then it was an art
of drawing and designs on paper. With his transfer of the block designs to
fabrics he revolutionized the art.
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Never before had such
beautiful, exotic and captivating designs been seen on fabrics and by the use
of these fast colors he got Bagh Prints to be noticed and accepted as a new
form of adorning fabrics. To prove his point that handloom fabrics were
well-suited for such prints, he printed 1230 different blocks on a single bed
cover with imagination and logic.
This fetched him the
National Award and then on appreciation nationwide for the Bagh Printed sarees.
Today Bagh side by side incorporates modern day designs, involving geometrical
patterns, captivating bootis, floral scapes and what not, to keep in the race.
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Elaborate
process of the Bagh Printed sarees
Bagh
Prints were initially made on handloom cotton
sarees. Looking to the successful outcome Bagh was also tried out
on wedding tussar
silk sarees and crepe to the same end. The Bagh process seems
simple but is quite elaborate and with a lot of washes for the fabric.
The fabric is soaked
overnight in water and dried. Next a paste of goat droppings, raw salt, castor
oil and water is made and the fabric is put in it, stamped upon till it is
completely soaked. The fabric is laid out on a layered slope surface so that
the water runs down and it dries. Again washed by water it is ready to be
printed upon.
A wooden tray with a bamboo ‘Jaali’ fitted has red and black paste applied on it. Layers of thick wet cloth placed on these colors soak them up. The block is dipped in the colors and placed lightly on the stretched out fabric on a flat surface like a smooth stone slab table with seven layers of jute on it.
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A wooden tray with a bamboo ‘Jaali’ fitted has red and black paste applied on it. Layers of thick wet cloth placed on these colors soak them up. The block is dipped in the colors and placed lightly on the stretched out fabric on a flat surface like a smooth stone slab table with seven layers of jute on it.
Printing of the designs
done similarly across the length of the fabric, the sari is dried and kept
aside for some days. Then it is washed in the nearby flowing Baghini river,
dried, put in a cauldron containing a mix of Dhawadi flowers, Alzarin, and
Tapai and dried one last time. The Bagh Printed fabric is complete.
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Unnati
Silks and the Bagh Printed sarees
Bagh
Prints are seen on the Maheshwari
cotton sarees, georgette sarees and
chiffon fabrics as well as the Chanderi cotton
sarees and chanderi sico
sarees. Single design motifs are printed on the field, the borders
are matched with same color different shade or golden zari, but the pallu or
end piece is like a designer affair. There are several block prints of
different designs combined in a pattern and interspersed with large booti
sections. Plenty of colors, lots of designer fare!
Buy
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georgette, chiffon, dupion, tussar, organza, crepe, gicha, jute and other
fabric varieties at attractive prices.
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silks and products will be dispatched within 24 working hours
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