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Sitapura
Sitapura
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Hand-Block Printed Cotton Napkin Set
Square 18 x 18 inch napkins in 20s sheeting or a cotton-linen blend, hand-block printed with AZO-free dyes, the smallest cut on the dining print table.
NAP-5504
- Cluster
- Sitapura, Jaipur (Rajasthan)
- GI registry
- Jaipur Hand-Block Print Cluster
- Minimum
- Quoted on the brief
- Lead time
- Lead time quoted to brief
- Price
- Priced to briefNo price stated on the sheet
The supplier sheet states no price. The trade desk quotes against your quantity and destination; nothing is estimated on this page. Any customisation in colour, fabric and size is possible.
The record
Specifications, process, provenance.
5 sections · NAP-5504
Cotton Ground & AZO-Free Block Print
Hand-block printed on a cotton ground at the Jaipur print table. The supplier’s brief states certified AZO-free dyes worked with a water-based binder, so the colour sits into the cloth rather than on a synthetic film.
- Fabric
- Cotton or Cotton-Linen
- Technique
- Hand-Block Print
Print is struck by hand: expect small register shifts between repeats, which is the signature of the block table rather than a defect.
Supplier brief, as documented
- ARTICLE
- Napkin
- SIZE
- 18″ x 18″
- FABRIC
- 20s sheeting or 20/80 cotton-linen
- CRAFT
- Hand-block printed, AZO-free, water-based binder
- CUSTOMISATION
- Any colour, fabric and size
- MOQ / PRICE
- On request
Transcribed from the sheet this photograph came from. Where the sheet is blank, the page says blank.
The Block-Print Table Process
Printed to order on the supplier’s table, in this sequence:
- Design & Block Cut, The repeat is drawn and mounted into hand blocks; a new design can be cut to your brief.
- Table Print, Each colour is struck by hand in register on the cotton ground, using AZO-free dye with a water-based binder.
- Dry & Cure, The printed length is dried and cured so the palette sets before the piece is made up.
- Make-Up, Panels are cut and finished, piped, quilted, lined or zipped according to the article.
Range and batch: The napkin brief runs to 22 pages of print colourways at 18″ x 18″.
Documented on the brief
Sitapura, Jaipur (Rajasthan). Print table documented.
- Maker
- Sitapura, Jaipur (Rajasthan)
- Cluster
- Confirmed
- Batch documented
- Not stated on the sheet
- Price on the sheet
- Not stated, quoted to brief
Cluster attribution, batch terms and test documentation are confirmed by the Namakh trade desk before a quotation is issued.
What the sheet fixes and what it leaves open
- Stated on the sheet: Article: Napkin; Size: 18″ x 18″; Fabric: 20s sheeting or 20/80 cotton-linen; Craft: Hand-block printed, AZO-free, water-based binder
- Left to the brief: price, lead time and packing, which the sheet does not state
Customisation: Any customisation in colour, fabric and size is possible.
This is a terms snapshot for the reference, not a product certification. Test reports, material declarations and packing specifications are issued with the quotation.
What varies piece to piece
Repeats are aligned by eye at the table, so the position of a motif inside a cut panel changes piece to piece. Pieces are matched by scale and tone at packing, not printed to a machine register.
- Register Drift, Hand-struck blocks move a millimetre or two across a run.
- Dye Depth, AZO-free lots vary slightly in saturation between baths.
- Edge Finish, Piping, hems and seams are finished by hand.
Photographs show one piece from the lot; colour and register vary between lots.
Colour & Design Route
The colours and finishes a sheet states, listed as it states them. A new colourway is quoted from your brief.
As PhotographedAs Photographed, as the sheet
Colour to BriefColour to Brief
New Block CutNew Block Cut
Size Route
Documented cuts, plus an open field for a size that is not on the sheet.
18″ x 18″Documented on the sheet
18″ x 18″ • as documentedCustom sizeCut to brief
Any size, customised to your brief
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