Janaki began, “It is called “chitiki” in Telugu, “Patola” in Gujarati and simply “Ikat” in Oria”. Children’s attention was divided between her words and the fabrics, as she opened... Janaki began, “It is called “chitiki” in Telugu, “Patola” in Gujarati and simply “Ikat” in Oria”. Children’s attention was divided between her words and the fabrics, as she opened a silk patola sari from Patan, Gujarat. It had a red design on a black background with rows of flowers in the border. The simple leaf design repeated across the body and the flowers in the border created a mesmerising effect.
Understand the Problem
The text discusses the significance and beauty of a silk patola sari, highlighting its names in different languages and its intricate design. It emphasizes the cultural value of the fabric and how it captures the children's attention.
Answer
The names are for the traditional textile called Ikat: 'chitiki' (Telugu), 'patola' (Gujarati), 'ikat' (Oria).
The names refer to the traditional textile dyeing technique known as Ikat, which has different names in different languages: 'chitiki' in Telugu, 'patola' in Gujarati, and 'ikat' in Oria.
Answer for screen readers
The names refer to the traditional textile dyeing technique known as Ikat, which has different names in different languages: 'chitiki' in Telugu, 'patola' in Gujarati, and 'ikat' in Oria.
More Information
Ikat is a weaving style common to many world cultures. It is a technique where threads are tie-dyed before weaving to create designs.
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- ENGLISH - CLASS 8 - TS - Blackstone Books - A Redefining ... - pubhtml5.com
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