Not Every " Handblock Saree " Is Handblock - Here's What Working Women Must Know.

Many sarees in the market are sold as handblock prints, but are actually screen-printed fabrics made to look similar.
⚠️ The Difference You Should Know
Real Handblock Sarees:

Printed by hand using wooden blocks
Slight imperfections in design
Made slowly by artisans
Screen Print Sarees:
Machine printed
Perfect, identical patterns
Mass produced at low cost

👩💼 Why This Matters
If a saree is very cheap and looks “too perfect,” it is often not handblock.
A little awareness can save you from being misled while shopping online or offline.
💡 Final Thought

Handblock is not just a print—it is a craft, a tradition, and an artisan’s livelihood.
Choose wisely. Wear consciously.