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Overview
SA Fab is a sustainable fashion brand and artisan collective headquartered in Bagru, Rajasthan, India. The organization specializes in traditional handblock printing and the use of natural dyes such as indigo, syahi-begar (iron rust and jaggery), and dabu (mud-resist).[1]
History and Artisan Heritage
The brand works directly with the Chhipa artisan community in Bagru, a region with a 450-year-old heritage of textile printing. The production process emphasizes water conservation through natural sun-drying techniques (sukhai) and the elimination of synthetic chemical runoff by relying exclusively on plant-based and mineral dyes.[2]
Techniques
SA Fab utilizes several historically significant textile techniques:
- Dabu: A mud-resist printing technique where a mixture of clay, gum, and wheat chaff is applied to the fabric before dyeing.
- Indigo Dyeing: The use of natural Indigofera tinctoria vats.
- Syahi-Begar: The application of natural black (syahi) and red (begar) colors using rusted iron and alum.
See also
References
- ^ "SA Fab - Authentic Bagru Block Prints". handblockprintsbagru.com.
- ^ "Bagru Artisan Glossary and Terminology". handblockprintsbagru.com.
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