Mine is very new and, due to my random work patterns as a costume designer on film, I don't blog daily but it's getting more organised and I finish a job this Friday so I hope to get lots more posts ready and scheduled...
Anyway - I thought I'd like to add your blog as a link onto mine as I also have a collection of print I am trying to log, along with other related items, they are quite compatible. I did try emailing you but it came back.
hello your blog is very interesting!!!! my name is Marcos Xcella Iam an artist from BS AS Argentina , I work with handmade textile prints to see my works you can visit www.marcosxcella.blogspot.com thank you very much
I went to the website for this company (I love their vegetable print fabrics!) but I’m guessing they only sell wholesale? Minimum order is 10 (of what, I don't know) and you have to register first and include a business name. Do you know anything about http://gamthi.com?
My guess is that I won't be able to order fabric from this company since I'm not a business. Do you know of companies with an online presence that sell vegetable print fabrics? Thanks!
hello, I adore wood block fabrics so your blog is great. I'm glad I found it. My blog is very new too. in fact, I have only just started a small business selling vegetable dyed, block printed Khadi fabrics and wooden blocks. Today is my first day ! I'm loving it so far even though I have not made any sales as yet ! hahahahaa. Hopefully it will happen. I don't want you to think that I am advertising so I won't put in my web addie. I too would like to link you to my blog if that's OK with you. I am in Australia by the way. Hugs and blessings, joey
Hi, This blogpost is a great way for people to find out about the rich textile traditions of India.
We are a small startup based in the UK who want to keep the old ways alive by using them in contemporary products.
I read some of the comments with interest and felt that at least a couple of people would benefit from knowing about us, through you (if you're ok with that, of course.)
Wish you all the best and hope you'll focus some more in the future on other fantastic fabrics- handwoven, using natural dyes etc. - from India.
Hello We have a shop on etsy where we sell Indian Handloom, block printed fabrics, silk fabrics, vintage sarees etc.. We welcome you to visit our store on etsy on http://www.etsy.com/shop/theDelhiStore
Awesome prints!!! My favorite haunt for Indian block printed fabrics is now Etsy. I found many stores out there and my favorites are http://fabrictreasury.etsy.com , http://pallavik.etsy.com, http://everythingindian.etsy.com etc to name a few....Its almost like you are traveling through India!
HI WE ARE MANUFACTURE OF BLOCK PRINT COTTON FABRIC FROM JAIPUR INDIA. WE HAVE AROUND 700 DESIGN IN BLOCK PRINT AND WE SELL IT ALL AROUND THE WORLD VIA EBAY AND ETSY . SO PLEASE CHECK OUR SOME DESIGN WITH BELLOW LINK.
Hello, We are manufacturer of Block printed fabrics in Natural Dyes, Handloom cotton and silk fabrics, which is made in different parts of India. Please mail us if interested in these fabrics for any quantity. Regards Amithi amithi.map@gmail.com or visit us at on facebook arth.newdelhi@gmail.com for our products Contact Person: Amit Gupta +919555354505
Hello,
ReplyDeleteI really like your blog.
Mine is very new and, due to my random work patterns as a costume designer on film, I don't blog daily but it's getting more organised and I finish a
job this Friday so I hope to get lots more posts ready and scheduled...
Anyway - I thought I'd like to add your blog as a link onto mine as I also have a collection of print I am trying to log, along with other related items, they are quite compatible.
I did try emailing you but it came back.
Thanks, hope that's ok with you?
Jane Petrie
http://costumedetail.blogspot.com/
Hi Jane!
ReplyDeleteThat's great--thanks for the add; I'll put your blog up in my blog list.
Lynn
hello your blog is very interesting!!!! my name is Marcos Xcella Iam an artist from BS AS Argentina , I work with handmade textile prints to see my works you can visit
ReplyDeletewww.marcosxcella.blogspot.com
thank you very much
Hi Jane,
ReplyDeleteI went to the website for this company (I love their vegetable print fabrics!) but I’m guessing they only sell wholesale? Minimum order is 10 (of what, I don't know) and you have to register first and include a business name. Do you know anything about http://gamthi.com?
My guess is that I won't be able to order fabric from this company since I'm not a business. Do you know of companies with an online presence that sell vegetable print fabrics? Thanks!
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hello, I adore wood block fabrics so your blog is great. I'm glad I found it. My blog is very new too. in fact, I have only just started a small business selling vegetable dyed, block printed Khadi fabrics and wooden blocks. Today is my first day ! I'm loving it so far even though I have not made any sales as yet ! hahahahaa. Hopefully it will happen. I don't want you to think that I am advertising so I won't put in my web addie. I too would like to link you to my blog if that's OK with you. I am in Australia by the way.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings, joey
Hi,
ReplyDeleteThis blogpost is a great way for people to find out about the rich textile traditions of India.
We are a small startup based in the UK who want to keep the old ways alive by using them in contemporary products.
I read some of the comments with interest and felt that at least a couple of people would benefit from knowing about us, through you (if you're ok with that, of course.)
Wish you all the best and hope you'll focus some more in the future on other fantastic fabrics- handwoven, using natural dyes etc. - from India.
Tarangini
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ReplyDeleteHello We have a shop on etsy where we sell Indian Handloom, block printed fabrics, silk fabrics, vintage sarees etc.. We welcome you to visit our store on etsy on http://www.etsy.com/shop/theDelhiStore
ReplyDeleteAwesome prints!!! My favorite haunt for Indian block printed fabrics is now Etsy. I found many stores out there and my favorites are http://fabrictreasury.etsy.com , http://pallavik.etsy.com, http://everythingindian.etsy.com etc to name a few....Its almost like you are traveling through India!
ReplyDeleteHI
ReplyDeleteWE ARE MANUFACTURE OF BLOCK PRINT COTTON FABRIC FROM JAIPUR INDIA. WE HAVE AROUND 700 DESIGN IN BLOCK PRINT AND WE SELL IT ALL AROUND THE WORLD VIA EBAY AND ETSY .
SO PLEASE CHECK OUR SOME DESIGN WITH BELLOW LINK.
WE ALSO MAKE CUSTOMIZE ORDER IN BEST PRICE.
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THANKS AND REGARDS
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Hello,
ReplyDeleteWe are manufacturer of Block printed fabrics in Natural Dyes, Handloom cotton and silk fabrics, which is made in different parts of India.
Please mail us if interested in these fabrics for any quantity.
Regards
Amithi
amithi.map@gmail.com
or visit us at on facebook arth.newdelhi@gmail.com for our products
Contact Person:
Amit Gupta
+919555354505