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Bagh Print is a customary hand piece print with normal hues, an Indian Handicraft honed in Bagh, Dhar area in Madhya Pradesh, India. Its name is gotten from the town Bagh on the banks of the Bagh River. Bagh print texture with imitated geometric and flower pieces with vegetable shades of red and dark over a white foundation is a well known Textile printing item.

Bagh Prints is recorded as a topographically labeled and is secured under the Geographical Indications of Goods (Registration and Protection) Act (GI Act) 1999 of the Government of India. It was enrolled by the Controller General of Patents Designs and Trademarks under the title "Bagh Prints of Madhya Pradesh" and recorded with (GI) tag under Application number 98 in 2008.

Its logo with the titleBagh Prints of Madhya Pradesh (Logo) was affirmed under application number 505 dated 1 August 2015 under Class 24 Textiles and Textile products excluded under different classes.

The Bagh town where this craftsmanship is polished exists in the geological directions of 22°22'00?N 74°40'00?E at a height of 240 meters (790 ft). The Bagh waterway, which streams close to the town, is main consideration in the reception of Bagh Print. The Narmada stream, around 30 kilometers (19 mi) from Bagh, which is a perpetual source, is an imperative hotspot for this work of art, especially amid the dry season when the Bagh waterway goes dry.

Bagh Print, as it is without further ado known in Madhya Pradesh, was begun by the group of Muslim Khatris (they were believers to Islam affected by a sufi holy person) in 1962 when they relocated from Manawar to Bagh.

Their precursors are followed to Larkana in Sindh (now in Pakistan) from where they moved base to Marwad in Rajasthan and afterward to Manawar; the printing system predominant in Sind which they honed is known as Ajrak prints. In any case, the explanations behind their relocation from Sindh over the Indus is not clear.

They accompanied their customary artistic expression of the square printing process and proceeded at their new residence of settlement yet with developments to meet the nearby patterns and practices in the locale; this came to be referred to as Bagh printing as they settled on the banks of the Bagh stream in the town of a similar name.

In this printing method the fabric utilized is cotton and silk material which are liable to treatment of a mix of eroded iron fillings, alum and A

lizarin. The outlines are designed by gifted artisans. On fulfillment of the printing procedure, the printed texture is liable to rehashed washing in the streaming waters of the waterway and after that dried in the sun for a particular period to acquire the fine shine.

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