This striking herringbone print is made using a traditional mud block printing technique, known as Dabu. The process behind each print involves several stages: from preparing the canvas to creating the mud clay material and finally the block printing itself. The frame is handmade from sustainable mango wood.
Words of Wisdom
The traditional block printing technique from Rajasthan, known as Dabu is the secret to this collection of artworks. Dabu is an age-old process that uses mud, taken from dried lake beds, and hand carved block prints, to create a selection of truly unique and stylish prints.
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Product SKU
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DA3301
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Dimensions (h x w x d)
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50 x 50 x 2.5cm
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Colour
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Natural
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Material
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Mango Wood
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Country of origin
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India
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Suitable for outdoor use
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No
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Finish
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Natural
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Weight
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1.2kg
To care for your frame, we recommend regularly wiping with a soft, dry cloth to prevent the build up of dust or dirt. We recommend a microfiber cloth in a circular motion for the glass. You may wish to protect the natural wood by rubbing an edible oil such as olive oil or walnut oil into the surface with a cloth. Please note this may darken the tone of the wood.
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Working with wood is an ancient art form and the carpenters that skilfully create our collections, from chopping boards to coffee tables, hone the age-old skills of their forefathers whilst embracing new and exciting designs for the future.
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