Bagru is practiced in the vicinity of Jaipur and share a vocabulary of bel(creepers),buta and buti (floral motifs of varying sizes) and jaal(floral net), a robust color palette of indigo, black and red , green, pink and orange derived from natural sources; and the mud resist, dyed and mordant prints of Bagru catered to the folk ,trading, agricultural and artisan communities that constituted the local population. Each of these communities had a specific sartorial code; the combination of colors and motifs used

on a printed skirt, veil or garment could identify the wearer`s community and occupation as well as the season

 my traditional cloth is a Bagru Razai made of cotton which gives me a feeling of warmth and cleanliness when I see it, it has these very soothing colors of blue ,purple and yellow

                                         the border is created through a bel ,or vine. (there are two different                                                               borders which run all the fabric)  

                                                                      Various buti

The jaal, used here as a floral net covering the entire surface of the fabric

                                                             Stylized floral buti