Match the column

Match List I with List II

Codes

Correct option is B

The correct answer is A-IV, B-II, C-I, D-III.
· A. Patola: IV. Tie-dyed. Patola textiles from Gujarat are famous for their intricate double ikat technique, where both the warp and the weft threads are tie-dyed before weaving, resulting in vibrant and complex patterns.
· B. Kantha: II. Embroidered. Kantha is a traditional embroidered textile from Bengal, made by stitching layers of fabric together with running stitches to create artistic patterns, often depicting nature or daily life.
· C. Brocade: I. Woven. Brocade is a richly woven fabric, often incorporating gold or silver threads to create intricate patterns. It is primarily a woven textile and is widely used in making luxurious garments, particularly in Varanasi.
· D. Kalamkari: III. Painted. Kalamkari is a traditional form of hand-painted fabric, originating from Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. The designs are created using natural dyes, often depicting religious or mythological themes.
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· Patola uses tie-dye in the ikat technique, which is a form of dyeing where threads are tied in specific places before being dyed, creating intricate patterns when woven.
· Kantha is a form of embroidery in which layers of fabric are stitched together with simple running stitches, creating beautiful, often story-based patterns.
· Brocade is a luxurious woven fabric that uses gold or silver threads to create raised designs and is often associated with formal or ceremonial wear.
· Kalamkari is known for its painting technique, where fabrics are painted by hand with designs using natural dyes, often portraying Hindu deities or mythological scenes.