Indian Handicrafts Manufacturers: EPCH
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The artisans from different regions of India use block-printing to create designer house furnishing items and clothing. They use metal or wooden blocks to create dynamic motifs on the background of subdued or vibrant shades. Some craftsmen use linoleum blocks to print the fabric with dynamic designs. The house furnishings with Sanganer prints have white background. On the other hand, the artisans use red/black colored fabric for the Bagru prints. The artists of Ahmedabad, Farukhabad and Pethapur use intricate designs and flamboyant backgrounds to make winsome furnishing items. With different printing methods, Indian handicrafts manufacturers bring diversity into the looks and feels of various home textiles.
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Chanderi is a fine, lightweight fabric that is made from cotton. It is known for its soft, breathable feel and its intricate patterns.
Embroidery is a decorative needlework technique that is used to create designs on fabric. Embroidery can be done by hand or by machine, and it can be used to create a variety of different designs, from simple to elaborate.
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The document provides information about the traditional Kalamkari printing technique from India. It discusses that Kalamkari involves using natural dyes and a multi-step process to create designs on cotton fabric by hand painting or block printing. There are two main styles - the Srikalahasti style which uses freehand drawing and the Machilipatnam style which uses carved blocks. Only plants sources are used to create the red, blue, yellow and other colors. The detailed document outlines the history of Kalamkari and the specific processes and tools involved to create the intricate patterns and motifs for which it is known.
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Batik is a traditional Indonesian dyeing technique that uses wax to resist dyes that creates distinctive patterns. It originated in Java and different regions have unique styles incorporating themes from their cultures. Batik predates written history in Java and some argue was introduced from India, though others believe it is native to Indonesia. UNESCO recognized Indonesian batik as an important intangible cultural heritage. While traditionally made by hand using canting tools, industrialization has made batik production faster through block printing though this is not considered true batik.
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This document provides information about creating patterns on fabrics using patchwork, tie-dye, and batik techniques. It discusses the history and processes for each technique. For patchwork, it explains how small pieces of fabric are sewn together to form patterns. For tie-dye, it discusses how fabric is tightly bound and then dyed to create multicolored patterns. For batik, it describes how wax is used to resist dye and create designs on fabric. The document also provides sample material lists and procedures for making a bedspread, AC dohar, and curtain using these techniques.
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The document provides information about traditional arts and crafts from various countries in Southeast Asia, including textiles, fabrics, and batik designs. It discusses silk production in Thailand and Vietnam and specific textile techniques used in Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, and Brunei. The key information covered includes traditional natural dyes and motifs used, centers of textile production, and distinguishing characteristics of batik styles between countries in the region. The overall document aims to educate readers about the traditional arts and crafts that reflect the cultures of Southeast Asian countries.
Resist printing
The document discusses resist printing techniques, specifically focusing on batik printing. It provides background on batik, noting it originated in Egypt and was later practiced in other parts of Asia and Africa. The document describes the batik printing process, which involves applying wax resist to fabric before dyeing to create patterns. Different regions known for batik printing are highlighted, as well as the raw materials and techniques used. A brief overview of tie-dye printing is also provided.
Batik
Batik is an art form that involves applying wax to fabric to resist dyes and create intricate patterns and designs. The process originated in Java, Indonesia, where hot wax is used to block off areas of cloth before dyeing it with multiple colors. By carefully waxing and dyeing the fabric, complex patterns can be built up layer by layer. Once complete, the wax is removed to reveal the finished batik fabric with its colorful designs.
Traditional dyed and printed textiles
Traditional printed and dyed textiles use several techniques. Textile printing involves applying color to fabric in patterns using blocks, screens, or rollers. Common methods include direct printing, mordant printing, discharge dyeing, and resist dyeing. Specific techniques discussed include kalamkari printing from India, which uses pen drawings and natural dyes to depict myths. Block printing involves carving designs into wood or other blocks to transfer pigment to fabric. Rogan painting from Gujarat uses boiled oil paint and vegetable dyes applied with blocks or brushes. Other techniques include Mata ni Pachedi sacred textiles from Gujarat which combine block printing and freehand painting with natural dyes.
Batik presentation
This document provides information about different textures of wax used in contemporary batik textiles. It discusses clear batik prints where the waxed areas retain the original color. It also describes wax prints that create a crackle effect from cracks in the wax during dyeing. Another texture mentioned is the fibred look achieved using solid blocks dipped in molten wax. The document also briefly outlines block printing with wax to resist dyes in certain areas of the fabric.
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Batik is an art form that involves decorating cloth by applying wax in patterns and then dyeing the fabric. This process originated in Java, Indonesia and has been practiced for centuries. The wax resists the dye, allowing patterns and colors to appear on the cloth where the wax was not applied. In Java, intricate batik designs are created by repeatedly applying wax and dyeing the fabric different colors. The finished batik cloth is created when the hot wax is ironed out of the fabric, leaving behind an elaborate, multi-colored pattern.
Embroidery surajkardi report
This document summarizes a workshop on embroidery development held in Surajkardi, Dwarka, India. It was sponsored by the Office of Development Commissioner (Handicrafts) under the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. The workshop provided training to local artisans on embroidery techniques like applique and patchwork. Market research was also conducted to understand demand and design new product lines. The training aimed to help artisans modernize their skills and designs to better compete in the market.
Baluchar sari is a type of sari,
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EPCH invites thousands of entrepreneurs annually to present exclusive handcrafted accessories for furniture. The Indian artisans manufacture these items out of fabric, stone, metal, wood and a variety of materials. The design of these accessories depends upon the locality, as the craftsmen receive the inspiration from the objects/subjects present around them. The accessories exporters from India bring these unique handcrafted items from different states to Indian housewares fair to present them in front of global buyers.
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Format: 96,5 x 127 cm / 37.8 x 50 inch
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