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    Banarasi Saree

    Wedding Attire
    by
    Prof. Bibhudutta Baral and Sandhya B.
    NID, Bengaluru
    Tools and Raw Materials
     
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    Jacquard (saree design) tools:

    • Manual Paper Cutter Machine - It helps to cut the sheets to required lengths.
    • Brown Rectangle Sheet - Thick brown sheets are used to punch and fix to the jacquard machine.
    • Measuring Scale - It is used to mark the inches on the brown sheet before starting to punch.
    • Small Punch Tools with Rubber Washers - It helps to punch the brown card and make holes.
    • Hammer - Helps to punch the cards by striking on the punch tool.
    • Graph Paper - These are used to draw designs and becomes reference to punch the cards.
    • Nail Paint - Helps to mark on the jacquard punch plate

    Weaving (handloom) tools:

    • Yarn - The basic raw material that is needed to weave
    • Containers - To boil the yarns.
    • Metal Rods - Metal rods help to lift yarns from containers.
    • Dye Colors - Colors which are used to dye the yarns.
    • Spinning Wheel - Helps in turning fiber into thread.
    • Spindle - Threads are rolled to spindle to load in the fly shuttle.
    • Fly Shuttle - Holds the spindle with plain and zari threads (gold or silver).
    • Jacquard Machine - Holds the punch cards.
    • Punch Cards - The cards are perforated to create the designs.
    • Rubber Bands - Thick rubber bands are used to tie to carry out the tie and die process.
    • Handloom - The loom helps to weave the saree.
    • Spools - Holds the threads that are taken to roll warp threads.
    • Warping Machine - Helps to roll the yarn of required length to a warp beam.
    • Warp Beam - Holds the base threads that helps to begin with weaving.
    • Heddles and Reed - The yarn passes through heddles and reed.

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