Fabric is created using the ancient Indian technique of wax resist block printing. Using teak wood blocks that are hand carved by artisans in Rajasthan, India, melted wax is used to stamp the floral pattern onto the base cloth. The fabric is then dipped into garment dyes — the wax coating resists the dye so that the color does not penetrate onto the waxed areas — resulting in a dynamic contrast of color and dimension. Due to the nature of this process, color and artwork variation is expected and each piece will be unique.