Hand Block Products
Traditional Indian Craftsmanship, Made for the World
At Veldora, we bring the distinctive beauty of Rajasthan’s hand block printing traditions to international markets. Sourced from skilled artisans and trusted manufacturing partners in Jaipur, Sanganer, and Bagru, our collections combine traditional printing techniques with contemporary designs and export-oriented quality standards.
Each piece carries the character of handcrafted production, where carved wooden blocks are carefully placed and stamped onto fabric to create distinctive patterns, motifs, and layered designs.
Traditional Craftsmanship
Authentic hand block printing traditions sourced from Rajasthan’s renowned textile regions.
Contemporary Designs
Traditional techniques combined with modern patterns, colours and product concepts.
Export-Oriented Quality
Collections developed with international buyers, specifications and market requirements in mind.
Our Product Range
From apparel and home textiles to lifestyle products, we can source and develop a wide range of hand block printed collections.
Apparel
Hand block printed apparel and lightweight fashion collections for international markets.
Home Textiles
Hand block printed textiles for home, hospitality and lifestyle collections.
Accessories & Lifestyle
Handcrafted lifestyle accessories suitable for retail, gifting and everyday collections.
Sanganer & Bagru Craftsmanship
Our sourcing network connects Veldora with two of Rajasthan’s important textile-printing traditions.
Sanganeri Printing
Sanganeri Printing is known for delicate floral patterns, detailed motifs, fine lines, and elegant compositions, making it particularly suitable for contemporary apparel and premium textile collections.
Bagru Printing
Bagru Printing is traditionally associated with earthy tones, bold motifs, natural dyes, and distinctive resist and mud-printing techniques. Its handcrafted character makes it popular for both fashion and home textiles.
Natural Dyes & Traditional Techniques
Where specified by the buyer, we can source collections using traditional and natural dyeing techniques. These may include plant-based and mineral-derived colours and traditional processes associated with Rajasthan’s textile heritage.
Natural-dyed products can be developed according to the required fabric, colour palette, design, and end-market specifications.
Fabrics
Depending on the collection and buyer requirements, we can source and develop products using fabrics such as:
Fabric selection can be tailored to the product, season, target market, and required price point.
Custom Designs & Private Label
Veldora works with international buyers who require their own designs and collections. Buyers can provide:
Our sourcing partners can develop samples for approval before bulk production.
Quality & Production
Before shipment, products can be checked according to the buyer’s specifications, including:
Fabric Quality
Print Clarity
Colour Consistency
Stitching & Construction
Measurements
Finishing
Shrinkage Requirements
Packaging & Labelling
Because hand block printing is an artisanal process, slight variations in print placement and colour can occur. These characteristics are part of the handcrafted nature of the product.
Designed for International Markets
Veldora supplies hand block products for:
We can develop collections based on destination-market preferences, seasonal trends, target pricing, MOQ requirements, and customer specifications.
From Jaipur to Global Markets
Our goal is to preserve the authenticity of Rajasthan’s traditional textile craftsmanship while presenting it in a format suitable for modern international businesses.
With access to Jaipur’s artisan and manufacturing ecosystem, Veldora provides international buyers with traditional craftsmanship, contemporary product development, customization, and export-oriented sourcing.
Bring Rajasthan’s Craftsmanship to Your Collection
Share your product requirements, designs, fabrics, quantities or target-market specifications with Veldora and explore hand block sourcing from Jaipur, Sanganer and Bagru.