Origin Of Rajasthani Aesthetic and Authentic Dabu Print
Daboo or Dabu Printing (Mud Resist Printing), as it is more generally known, is an ancient Rajasthani aesthetic printing strategy that includes paying great attention to detail across the numerous stages of making it.
The Authenticity of Dabu Print
Dabu comes from the word ‘Dabaana’ which means press. This is a method of apply mud as an oppose, to make designs on indigo colored texture. With its principal communities in Rajasthan, Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh. Customarily these authentic prints enhanced the lehengas and odhni’s (duppata) of the ladies around there. The process is accepted to have gone back to the eighth century AD, in light of the most established known Dabu material, found in Central Asia.
