Q: What is Bagru print? A: Bagru is a traditional hand-block-printing craft from Rajasthan, known for earthy colours, floral motifs, stripes, and geometric patterns. Artisans use carved wooden blocks to print the design onto fabric by hand. Q: How are Bagru sarees made? A: The cloth is prepared, then hand-stamped with carved blocks in repeated layers of colour. This hands-on process gives Bagru prints their distinctive depth and artisan-made character. Q: Why can the print or colour vary slightly? A: Small differences in block placement, print intensity, and shade are natural in hand-block printing. They are part of the individuality of a Bagru saree, not flaws. Q: What colours are traditionally associated with Bagru? A: Bagru is known for earthy palettes such as indigo, rust, black, cream, mustard, and red. Colours can look slightly different in different lighting and on different screens. Q: How should I care for a Bagru saree? A: Hand wash gently in cold water with a mild detergent and dry in shade. Wash separately for the first few washes, avoid bleach and long soaking, and do not dry in harsh direct sunlight. Q: What fabric is used for these Bagru sarees? A: This collection includes cotton and Maheshwari Bagru sarees. Each product’s details list its exact fabric and weave. Q: Is a blouse piece included? A: Each saree’s product details confirm whether a blouse piece is included.