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Bandhej work from Jodhpur

The Craft of Tying and Dying Textiles

by

Prashant Sharma

IDC, IIT Bombay

Bandhej Process

a. Marking Clothes:
There are different stencils for different patterns. For example, stencils for neck, sleeves and for overalls. Washable inks like geru, Earth red, and neel, Indigo blue are used for marking.

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b. Sending the lot to different areas:
There are different stencils for different patterns. For example, stencils for neck, sleeves and for overalls. Washable inks like geru, Earth red, and neel, Indigo blue are used for marking.

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c. Largely, women are indulged in the activity of tying.

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d. Tied cloth comes back to the factory:
Once the clothes are tied, it comes back to the workshop with their address mentioned on it.

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