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COTTON PRODUCTS Catalogue

COTTON PRODUCTS Catalogue. “Arivu”, 245, Sathyavani Muthu Nagar Pallavan Salai, CHENNAI 600 002 - INDIA 0091 44 64572188 www.baladarshan.com balafairtrade@gmail.com. Press F5 For slideshow. Last update: 01/04/2013.

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COTTON PRODUCTS Catalogue

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  1. COTTON PRODUCTSCatalogue “Arivu”, 245, Sathyavani Muthu Nagar Pallavan Salai, CHENNAI 600 002 - INDIA 0091 44 64572188 www.baladarshan.com balafairtrade@gmail.com Press F5 For slideshow Last update: 01/04/2013

  2. Batik is an ancient method of dyeing fabric, popular today in South Asia.  At the beginning, the design is drawn with a pencil on a piece of cotton clothe. During the dyeing process, some areas of the material are covered with wax the purpose being to create designs by preventing dyes from penetrating in patterned areas.  Multicolored and blended effects are obtained by repeating the dyeing process several times from the lightest color to the darkest color. After the last dyeing, the fabric is hung up to dry and boiled to dissolve the wax. Then it reveals the deep rich colors and the fine crinkle lines that give batik its character.

  3. BATIKS CH01 CH03 CH02 CH05 CH04A

  4. CH04B CH06 CH04C

  5. CH07B CH07A CH08 CH07D CH07C

  6. CH09 CH10 CH12A CH12B CH11A CH11B

  7. CH15 CH14 CH13 CH16B CH16C CH16D CH16A

  8. CH18A CH17A CH17B CH18C CH18B CH19

  9. CH30 CH34 CH31 CH33A CH32A CH35 CH38

  10. CH41 CH40 CUSHION COVERS BATIKS CH43 CH42

  11. CH36 CH46 CH45 CH37 CH47

  12. The distinctive style of Appliqué embroidery is a specialty of the “Darji” (Tailor) community of Pipili in Orissa State. Originally used in festivals now finds a way into our home too. The Craft involves embroidering and stitching of small pieces of colored cloth with motifs of flowers, animals, village scene and traditional designs on to a larger base cloth. The cloth used for patch as well as base is cotton with different color combinations. The usual appliqué patchwork items are Garden Umbrellas, Wallets, Wall Hanging, lampshades, Pouches & Bags. Appliqué & Patchwork has been diversified into many utilitarian item like bed sheets, cushions covers, etc. Appliqué trade has turned out to be the trade which has employed largest number of rural women artisans of Orissa.

  13. APPLIQUE OR21 OR22 OR23 OR25 OR24 OR27 OR26

  14. OR01A OR01B OR01C OR01D OR01H OR01E OR01G OR01F OR02 OR01K OR01J

  15. OR06A OR06B OR06C OR06D OR06E OR06F APPLIQUE

  16. OR06G OR07 OR06H

  17. OR08Q OR08A OR08F OR08G OR08B OR08D OR08E OR08C OR08I OR08J OR08M OR08K OR08L

  18. OR09 OR15A OR15B OR15C

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