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The history of Farrukhabad style of printing can probably be traced back to when the city of Farrukhabad in Uttar Pradesh, was founded by the first Bangash Nawab, Muhammad Khan. The Nawab made special provision and constructed separate quarters for the guild of calico printers.The Farrukhabad school of designs and patterns range from the classical butis (Polka dots) to the famous Persian ' Tree of Life '. The butis are often printed on a subdued background thereby making it look attractive and sparkling when tinted in solid colours. Mango (keri) pattern is made in a variety of shapes, and used in bold, medium and even fine designs. Earlier the blocks (dies) were usually made of shisham, mango and ebony; today brass blocks are used and the technique has undergone a number of changes. This school of hand printing uses both techniques — hand painting and block printing.
| Product Code | PRO_305305 |
| Colour | Nil |
| Weight | 1 kg |
| Variant | Customizable |
| Culture | India |
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