D'source Design Gallery on Leaf Printing on Khadi

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Design Gallery

Leaf Printing on Khadi

Fabric Printing

Prof. Bibhudutta Baraland Srikanth B.

NID, Bengaluru

Types of machinery used for the dyeing process.
Organic ingredients used for making dye.
Madder root (Rubia cordiafolia).
The brush is used to make Kasim line printing.
Terminalia bellirica (baheda) is used for making natural dye.
Organic herb to obtain red colour dye.
A dye colour is applied on the rear side of the fresh leaf placed on the cloth.
Another cloth is kept over the leaf and pressed.
Slowly the leaf is removed.
This is a simple but effective procedure to make beautifully printed handlooms.
After the printing process, the cloth is sent to the tailoring section where the fabric is shaped into the desired product ranges by a tailor.
A trendy bag with Leaf prints.

Types of machinery used for the dyeing process.	Organic ingredients used for making dye.	Madder root (Rubia cordiafolia).	The brush is used to make Kasim line printing.	Terminalia bellirica (baheda) is used for making natural dye.	Organic herb to obtain red colour dye.
A dye colour is applied on the rear side of the fresh leaf placed on the cloth.	Another cloth is kept over the leaf and pressed.	Slowly the leaf is removed.	This is a simple but effective procedure to make beautifully printed handlooms.	After the printing process, the cloth is sent to the tailoring section where the fabric is shaped into the desired product ranges by a tailor.	A trendy bag with Leaf prints.

India is blessed with a heritage of diverse and rich textile traditions, possessing the immense potential to gather resources to make and decorate textile items. Magan Sangrahalaya Samiti based in Wardha, Maharashtra, is a non-governmental organization restoring traditional crafts of Indian culture. It has been regarded for their development of new techniques of natural dyeing and recycling the effluents of a natural dyeing unit, by the Department of Science and Technology, Govt. of India, which has taken the unit a long way in their eco-friendly operations run. Hence the textile unit of MSS could replace the chemical dyes, a major health hazard for artisans working in the textile units, and a potential environmental pollutant, with organic dyes of 200 hues derived from local forest produce. Also, they introduced a new technique of fresh leaf printing, as a low-cost alternative to block printing. This is practiced under the training and guidance of Mr. Mukesh Lutade, Director of Khadi and Natural Dyeing Department at Magan Sangrahalaya Samiti.

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