Also known as woodblock printing, it has its roots in China before 220 AD, used to print decorative patterns on fabrics. Then, in India in the 12th century, it became a specialized craft technique, using natural dyes and hand-carved wooden seals. The designs, influenced by nature and local culture, have endured throughout the centuries. Although modern technology has advanced, Block Print is still valued for its authenticity and artistic quality, being an appreciated alternative in the slow fashion movement. It is more than a stamping technique; It is an expression of culture and artisanal tradition that has stood the test of time .