Hand block printing, a traditional textile printing technique, involves carving designs onto wooden blocks and stamping them onto fabric. Its origins trace back to ancient civilizations, with evidence of its use in India, China, and Egypt. This method allows for the creation of intricate patterns using natural dyes, aligning seamlessly with sustainable practices. Information available includes the history of regional block printing styles, the types of woods and dyes used, and the cultural significance of specific motifs. Studying hand block printing offers insights into historical textile production, the relationship between natural dyes and block-printed designs, and the preservation of artisanal skills. It highlights the beauty of handcrafted textiles and the enduring appeal of traditional techniques.