[Indian art at Delhi, 1903. Being the official catalogue of the Delhi exhibition, 1902-1903 (1903)
Indian Art Exhibition (1902-1903 : Delhi, India), Watt, George, Sir, 1851-1930, Indian Art Exhibition (1902-1903 : Delhi, India). Official catalogue · [Calcutta : Superintendent of government printing, India · leaf 382
the tie-dyed mashrus.The warp is of two colours and one of each kind being usedtogether (hence sang—together), and by alternation they pro-duce the wavy design. Azamgarh is famed for its sangi fabrics. Gu LB AD AN.—The name gulbadan is given to a textile thatmight be, not incorrectly, described as… … J3 xs•a oZ a MAIN OR SALE GALLERY. Textiles, silk or wedding sar? of the people of Gujarat. This lovely division 31. f r r J ^ J TIE-DYEING. textile has curiously enough escaped the attention of mostwriters on Indian Art Manufactures. Mr. A. B. Gupte hasfortunately, however, given the subject his…
Decorative arts
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