Authentic Hand Block Prints Suits Sets and Kurtas: Tradition Meets Trend

The hand block printed suits and kurtas you wear has a rich, deep-rooted history. The traditional art of hand block involves carving wooden blocks in desired shapes, dipping them in the colours of your choice and imprinting them on the chosen fabric. The result is a magnificent hand-made print inspired by the elements of nature, folklore, or geometric shapes. The state of Rajasthan is most popular for its captivating variety of hand block printed cotton suits which are a popular choice of attire among women.

Prints of India

Hand block prints are heavily entrenched in the culture and heritage of our country. Hand block print kurtas are available in a variety of prints like bagru, dabu, ajrakh, sanganeri etc., each with a unique palette and distinct appeal. You will find a mesmerising collection of these prints at the Vishnu Store. We work closely with the artisans to create thoughtful designs that are a true reflection of our textile and printing legacy.

Handblock Fabricss

A hand block printed kurti is usually available in fabrics like cotton and silk. These are the materials of choice due to the easy wearability and comfort they offer. The beauty of the motifs pops out on a fabric like cotton which is versatile enough to be worn for any occasion and every type of weather. Silk hand block printed kurta is usually reserved for the winter months as they keep you cosy and stylish. You can browse through the exciting collection at the Vishnu Store for trendy a hand block printed kurti curation that will win your heart!

Always in Demand

Hand block printed cotton suits are known for their ability to be worn all year round. A complete suit set consists of a hand block printed kurta with a dupatta and bottoms. Playing with the prints and colours of the dupatta and bottoms that accompany the set can create interesting combinations. Simply put, there is no substitute for the subtle grace that a hand block printed kurti imparts to the wearer. Shop the extensive hand block collection at Vishnu and see for yourself!