History and Evolution of Khadi

History and Evolution of Khadi

When Alexander the Great conquered India, his men adopted cotton clothing, which was considerably more comfortable in the heat than their usual woollens. Alexander's admiral, Nearchus, noted that "...

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History & Evolution of Muslin Fabrics

History & Evolution of Muslin Fabrics

Muslin is one of the cotton fabrics that used to be a premium tissue. Although it is often thought that the cloth originated in Mosul's Iraqi city, the cloth was probably originated in ancient Indi...

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Organza & Its Making

Organza & Its Making

The Organza Fabrics consists of a lightweight plain weave. The sheer quality of this fabric results in a relatively thin, transparent and flimsy textile, because it is woven in an extremely low den...

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Embroidery of India

Embroidery in India varies according to the region and material used and consists of a wide range of embroidery styles. The eloquent tradition of embroidery fabric persists in India. The states and...

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History of Needlework

Historically, needlepoint designs were typically drawn by amateur embroiderers, sometimes from patterns published in Europe as early as the 16th century, or by professional embroiderers, most of wh...

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Texture and Dimension in Embroidery

Imagine a textile artwork you admire. Take a mental picture of it. Imagine how intricate the textures are. Patterns have a high level of complexity. Are you intimidated? You don't understand how to...

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