Sanganeri Silk Fabric — Rose Buti
❁ New — be the first to reviewGI-certified Sanganeri hand block print, stamped by Sanganer's printing families — ships with its GI certification note.
- Real Chanderi silk-cotton — lustrous, light, breathable
- Rose buti motif in the GI Sanganeri hand block tradition
- Festive-ready: suits, dupattas, sari blouses, gift yardage
- Azo-free dyes safe against skin
- 44-inch width, per-meter cut from 1 m
About this piece
Block print silk fabric on a Chanderi silk-cotton base: a fine rose buti hand-stamped in Sanganer, Jaipur over the fabric's natural sheen. Chanderi's silk warp gives lustre and body while the cotton weft keeps it breathable — the classic festive-suit and dupatta cloth. Printing by hand on silk demands a lighter touch and slower table than cotton, which the per-meter price reflects honestly.
Specifications
How much fabric do you need?
A rough guide for 44 in (112 cm) wide fabric — your tailor may ask for a little more depending on pattern matching and your size.
How to wear
Make it the kameez of a festive suit over plain cotton lining, or a full dupatta against a solid silk suit. Handle gently: dry cleaning is safest, otherwise a brief cold hand wash without wringing. Iron on low with a pressing cloth to keep the Chanderi sheen.
Frequently asked
Is this pure silk?
It is Chanderi silk-cotton — silk warp for sheen, cotton weft for breathability — and we label it exactly that. Pure-silk yardage prints and prices very differently.
Does block printing work differently on silk?
Yes; silk-cotton takes dye faster, so printers use lighter pressure and slower table work. Expect the same honest hand variations, slightly softer edge definition than cambric.
Can I machine-wash it?
We advise against it. Dry clean, or hand wash cold in under five minutes with mild liquid detergent, never wring, and dry flat in shade.
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