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Traditional Dabu Printing of India

Gauri Pansare | 4 August 2018
Dabu prints have a heavenly quality and appearance. In making of the printed textures, a considerable measure of manual process and diligent work is included and the procedure of employment heaps of normal colors and veg...
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The Journey Of Kalamkari

The Journey Of Kalamkari

Gauri Pansare | 19 July 2018
Kalam is made by utilizing bamboo sticks. It is honed by utilizing a shaper. The kalam is honed from the best so as the shading can trickle from it and it leaves almost negligible differences on the material. A woolen ma...
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Why Handloom sector has great potential?

Gauri Pansare | 19 July 2018
Many people might not know but, one of the greatest differentiators of India is its handloom industry. Among the biggest in the world (90 for every penny of the world's handlooms originated from India), this industry uti...
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Ikkat - An Extraordinary Display of Skills & Creativity

Gauri Pansare | 4 July 2018
Ikat, or ikkat, is a dyeing technique used to pattern textiles that employs resist dyeing on the yarns prior to dyeing and weaving the fabric. Magic Combination of Skills & Creativity Ikat fabric-making is a unique and b...
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4 Beautifully Hand-Woven Fabrics from Different Parts of India

Gauri Pansare | 14 June 2018
POCHAMPALLY IKAT Where it's from: Hyderabad, Andhra Pradesh What you have to know: While ikat is normally a kind of coloring, this happens before it's even woven, making it a natural piece of the weave itself. The ikat w...
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Making of Ajrak

Gauri Pansare | 4 June 2018
Ajrak is a square printed material that prevents the dye from reaching the whole cloth, comprising of indigo and madder. It is made by Khatris people which is a group in Kutch, Gujarat and is recognized by its shading bl...
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Kalamkari- An ancient style of hand printing.

Gauri Pansare | 9 May 2018
Kalamkari actually converts into "pen craft"; with 'kalam' which means pen and 'kari' which means workmanship. It is among the most delightful conventional Indian fine arts and includes square printing or hand printing, ...
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Difference between Hand-loom Ikat and Print

Gauri Pansare | 7 May 2018
Ikat is an antiquated material artistic expression of the Asian subcontinent. It might have begun in India or Indonesia. The strategy is past complex and Indians figured out how to exceed expectations of the art around 2...
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Why Indian Ethnic Wear Is So Popular All Over the World?

Kajal Dadarkar | 2 May 2018
The tastefulness and appeal of Indian ethnic wear have been maintained since times immemorial, and the occidental culture has dependably been interested by the style and wonderfulness of the mainstream ethnic outfits – s...
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Bagh and its heritage in print

Kajal Dadarkar | 9 April 2018
Around 100 km from the region home office of Dhar is the town of Bagh in Madhya Pradesh. Known for the celebrated Bagh hollows and its closeness to Mandu—a traveler problem area—Bagh additionally has a little current goi...
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