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block print

American  

noun

Fine Arts.
  1. a design printed by means of one or more blocks of wood or metal.


Etymology

Origin of block print

First recorded in 1810–20

Example Sentences

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Elliott had been planning to donate a framed block print she’d owned for years.

From Los Angeles Times

On the top of the flag, above the 48 stars, in black block print, reads “XI Olympiade Berlin 1936,” “Amerika USA.”

From Seattle Times

Using block print motifs in your home décor showcases the adaptability and versatility of this traditional craft.

From Seattle Times

The abstract block print motifs can range from organic and free-flowing designs to more structured and geometric abstractions.

From Seattle Times

It has a blush and green floral block print reminiscent of the patterns she grew up with in India.

From Seattle Times