Bagh prints, a traditional hand-block printing technique from Madhya Pradesh, India, have a history rooted in the village of Bagh and its surrounding area. The craft is believed to have originated from the ancient Buddhist caves of Bagh Gupha, which are said to be over 1,500 years old, according to JETIR. The name “Bagh” comes from the Hindi word for tiger, associated with the region’s dense forests and the river Baghini.