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In this course, Rigid Heddle Weaving Basics, we are going to be learning how to use this versatile loom with two woven projects.
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*Today, August 7th, is celebrated in India as National Handloom Day. The day is marked to elevate the craft of weaving and commemorate the launch of the Swadeshi Proclamation on August 7th, 1905. The Swadeshi Movement in India was ignited to revive national domestic products and drive economic independence for Indian people. It included a... View Article
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Typically focusing on obsolete or decrepit architectural structures, photographer Chris Payne‘s most recent project, Textiles, documents the aesthetics of the colorfully-hued American textile industry. His photographs showcase the bright runs of yarn and thread as the materials make their way through the hyper-organized machinery, appearing digitally altered in their extreme hot pinks, vibrant reds, and electricContinue reading "A Photographic Celebration of America’s Vibrant Textile…
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In Kasargod the Weavers/ craftsmen follows even today the traditional way of making of the saree all done by hand. Cotton yarns are immersed in the soap oil for about 45minutes to 1 hour to increase the dye absorbability. The yarns are boiled in the boiler with water and soda ash for about 24 hours, then washed and dried. It is taken for the colouring process that is usually done with vat dyes, caustic soda and hydro sulphite. After colouring/ dyeing the yarns are spread on the horizontal…
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Traditional fabrication of khadi with a wheel
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Cotton yarn prices steadied in north Indian markets today amid sluggish demand. Traders said that there is a possibility of seeing a declining trend in cotton yarn, as the entire textile value chain has reduced cotton-based operations. Meanwhile, the price of recycled yarn used in furnishing textiles slipped further by ₹5-10 per kg in Panipat.
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Venkatagiri sarees are mostly of one to two inch wide with gold border, it has a unique characteristic of woven combinations of zari and cotton threads. Designs on the borders are locally called Patti, which are nothing but dotted lines alongside the golden bands. These are also known as high quality muslins with high thread counts. Though they are transparent with their most saturated colour of yarn dyed with hues such as purple, orange, olive green, bright green, bright red.
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