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  • Khadi, the fabric that literally started a revolution!!! June 30, 2020

  • Jaamdani, the fabric from West Bengal June 17, 2020

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  • Khadi, the fabric that literally started a revolution!!!

    0 comments June 30, 2020 Post by Deepali Tharkude

    Is there any other fabric in the history of the world that has helped start a revolution, won freedom for a nation or driven a movement to uplift an entire section of society? Khadi, also known as khaddar, is a hand-spun, rough-textured, cotton-based fabric, spun on a charkha. The beauty...

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  • Jaamdani, the fabric from West Bengal

    0 comments June 17, 2020 Post by Deepali Tharkude

    Jaamdani, a handwoven fabric, was originally made in cotton and muslin and called Dhakai. The tradition originated in Bengal. Jaamdani is considered as one of the finest varieties of woven muslin and like many other art forms in India, has been passed down from father to son over several generations...

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