Ajrakh receives GI tag: 7 other Indian textiles which have the tag

By Editorji News Desk
Published on | May 03, 2024

Ajrakh receives GI tag

Ajrakh recently received the GI tag. It is a traditional form of block printing which involves several stages of washing, dyeing, and printing.

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Kanjivaram Silk

Known for their rich silk fabric and intricate designs, Kanjivaram sarees are from Tamil Nadu.

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Banarasi Silk

These sarees are made in Varanasi (Banaras), Uttar Pradesh, and are characterized by their luxurious silk fabric and intricate brocade work.

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Pochampally Ikat

This traditional weaving technique from Pochampally, Telangana, involves tie-dyeing the yarns before weaving, creating intricate patterns.

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Kashmiri Pashmina

Pashmina shawls and scarves from Kashmir are renowned for their fine quality and softness, made from the wool of Himalayan goats.

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Maheshwari Sarees and Fabrics

Originating from Maheshwar, Madhya Pradesh, these textiles are known for their distinctive weave and subtle patterns.

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Baluchari Sarees

Baluchari sarees from West Bengal are characterized by their elaborate motifs, often depicting scenes from Indian mythology.

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Chanderi Sarees

Chanderi sarees come from Chanderi, Madhya Pradesh, known for their lightweight texture and delicate zari (metallic thread) work.

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