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Handcrafted Gurjan Wood Mandala Block for Printing and Textile Art
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Handcrafted Gurjan Wood Mandala Block for Printing and Textile Art

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This Gurjan wood mandala block is a detailed hand carved tool created for block printing, fabric stamping, clay work and mixed media crafts. The circular mandala features fine floral geometry carved with precision to create clean and consistent impressions. The dense grain of Gurjan wood helps the block hold detail while staying durable for long term use, making it ideal for artisans, designers and hobbyists exploring traditional printing techniques.

Each block is carved entirely by hand, reflecting a deep understanding of heritage craft. The 14 by 14 centimetre size offers a broad, bold impression suitable for sarees, scarves, handmade papers, wall art and textile panels. Whether used for studio production or creative experimentation, this block adds cultural richness and craft depth to any project.

$ 709.99
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Frequently Asked Questions

What materials are used to make this block?
The block is carved from high quality Gurjan wood, chosen for its strength and ability to retain intricate detailing.
How can I use this block for printing?
The block can be used with fabric paints, textile dyes, acrylics or stamping inks. Apply an even layer of color on a soft pad and press the block onto the surface to get a crisp impression.
Is this block suitable for beginners?
Yes, the block offers a clean pattern and handles well, making it easy for beginners while still delivering the fine detail that experienced artists appreciate.
How should I care for the block after use?
Rinse it gently with mild soap and a soft brush, allow it to dry fully, and store it in a cool place to maintain the clarity of the carving.
Can this design be used on surfaces other than fabric?
It works well on paper, clay, handmade journals, wood panels and other smooth craft surfaces.