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    Neeta goes to Andhra Pradesh, and she purchases two sarees, which are exclusively made there. What are they called?
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    Neeta goes to Andhra Pradesh, and she purchases two sarees, which are exclusively made there. What are they called?

    A.

    Kalamkari and Kantha

    B.

    Pochampally and Kalamkari

    C.

    Pochampally and Kanjivaram

    D.

    Kalamkari and Chanderi

    Correct option is B


    · Sarees which are exclusively made in Andhra Pradesh are Pochampally and Kalamkari.
    · Pochampally sarees belong to the Pochampalli village of the Nalgonda district and are known for their geometric designs.
    · Kalamkari sarees come from Srikalahasti and Machilipatnam styles.
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    Sarees Belongs to the State
    Pochampally Andhra Pradesh
    Kalmkari Andhra Pradesh
    Chanderi Madhya Pradesh
    Kanjivaram Tamil Nadu
    Kantha West Bengal

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