Bagru Prints are mostly on cotton and sometimes on cotton x silk. A wide range of made-ups, home furnishings, and garments are produced from Bagru Printed cloth. All Bagru Prints display an extensive variety of Butis and Butas with various colours, traditional shades of colours, and designs created by skilled Chhipas who possess expertise in preparing colour mixtures using desired ingredients in specific ratios. Colors used for Bagru Hand Block Print are mostly vegetable dyes (natural colours). The creation of rich and wide range of print designs is a result of careful stamping by wooden blocks. Turners locally known as Kharadiyes possess the skill of producing desired blocks using dried wood of plants like shisham, gurjan, mango, teak, and ardour. Thus, it is the skill of Chhipas and Kharadiyes that results in the production of well-known Bagru Prints. The size of these items can vary as per demand. Dye preparation for desired colours and shades is a guarded secret of the Chhipas of Bagru, involving the use of bark, flowers, roots of locally available trees, river water, and fine clay sand. This unique process and the interdependency between manufacturers and craftsmen result in the well-known Bagru Hand Block Prints, which have gained recognition for their quality and wide range of prints.