Kalamkari (Kalam means pen and Kari means drawing). The design (drawing) is drawn on piece of wood block (one for each color in design) than carved by hand by expert wood carver.

The cotton fabric gets its glossiness by immersing it for an hour in the mixture of myrabalm (resin) and cow milk, washed and dried than for the base color of the fabric it is again dyed with vegetable color extracted from cow dung, seed, plans and crushed flowers.

Once the fabric is ready for printing, it is laid on the table and the process of printing begins with wood block deeped in vegetable dyes and one after other color with wood block is printed on fabric as pattern ‘s requirement.

After each color is printed the fabric is washed and dried and that other color printing starts. Thus, each fabric can undergo up to 20 washings.