Evergreen Floral White and Blue Block-Printed Towels

From Sanganer, outside Jaipur in Rajasthan, these towels carry the blue that the region's printers have mixed and remixed for generations, indigo-adjacent, never quite navy. The carved wooden block is pressed into pigment, then into cloth, then lifted: the print is already done. No undoing it.

The white-and-blue floral here comes from Sanganer's living tradition of hand block-printing, a handcrafted craft that outlasted the Mughal court, the colonial era, and fast fashion's first wave. The block is wood; the dye, water-based; the registration, human. Which is why the flower at the border of your bath towel sits at a slight angle that no algorithm would have produced. The waffle weave underneath is 300 GSM, heavy enough to feel substantial, open enough to dry before your next use.

The pattern is evergreen because it does not try to be contemporary. It is simply itself: an artisanal print that Indian households have used on cloth for centuries, now on the thing you reach for each morning.

Hand Block-Printed · Handmade · 300 GSM Cotton · Sanganer, Rajasthan · Waffle Weave

Care Instructions

• Machine wash cold, gentle cycle.
• Wash separately for first two washes to allow dye to settle.
• Do not bleach, natural block-print dyes will fade under harsh chemicals.
• Tumble dry low or line dry in shade.
• Iron on medium if needed; avoid direct heat on the printed surface.