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 a riot of color

Jaipur and Sanganer
The towns are known for tie and dye, as well as block printing.

Kota
The Kota sari is a special kind of weave, exclusive to the area.

Barmer
Barmer, a sandy desert in Rajasthan, is known for a blue and red geometrical pattern called Ajrakh. Dark colors are a protection against the fierce desert sun.

Nathdwara
The pichwais are embroidered cloth hangings used to decorate temples. They are closely linked with Srinathji (Krishna) and adorn temples and chariots.

Kutch
Kutch is famous for its mirrored embroidery work.

   
craft a story a riot of color traditions in silk the warp and weft
       

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