Cotton printing is a very ancient technique whose roots can be found in the Indian state of Rajasthan. It is known for its ability to create repetitive patterns and unique textures. Artisans carve the designs into wooden blocks, which they then ink and press onto fabrics or other surfaces.

This ancestral heritage is passed down by the "chhipa" or masters who preserve the authenticity and quality of the craftsmanship from generation to generation, with the aim of supporting the local economy and contributing to the cultural identity of the region.