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Kalamkari is an ancient Indian art involving hand-painting or block-printing on cotton/silk. It originates from Andhra Pradesh, using pens/brushes (“kalam”) for intricate designs. Practiced widely in India.
Batik is a vibrant traditional textile art with intricate designs. It features varied patterns like nature and animals, found in regions like Gujarat, West Bengal, Rajasthan, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Madhya Pradesh.
Ajrak is a vibrant Indian block print with deep colors and geometric patterns. Originating in Gujarat’s Kutch region, it holds cultural significance and is typically made from silk or cotton.
The word “ajrak” comes from the Sindhi language, meaning “blue”. It is a type of block-printed textile that is typically made from cotton or silk and is characterised by its deep, rich colours and bold geometric patterns.
Bandhani is a traditional tie-dye art from Gujarat and Rajasthan, involving tightly tied fabric and dye to create patterns like dots, squares, and paisleys.
Leheriya is a vibrant Indian tie-dye print with wave-like patterns, often made from cotton or silk. Originating in Rajasthan, it’s known for its unique style.The word “Leheriya” comes from the Hindi language, meaning “waves”.
Bagh print is an intricate Indian printing technique from Madhya Pradesh. It uses wooden blocks carved with detailed designs for hand-printing vibrant patterns on fabric.
Ikat is a vibrant Indian print with bold geometric patterns and blurred designs, originating from Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and Telangana. The name derives from “mengikat,” an Indonesian word meaning “to tie,” creating its distinctive look.
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