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Mata-ni-Pachedi, Ahmedabad

Temple Hangings
by
Prof. Bibhudutta Baral, Lija M. G., Srikant B. and Vijay G.
NID, Bengaluru
Tools and Raw Materials
 
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Different types of raw materials are used in making Mata-ni-Pachedi work. The raw materials are purchased from local markets. The artisans use natural substances for making colour.

• Tools Used:
Bamboo Stick: Bamboo Stick is used as brush to fill the outlines of the drawing.

Dates Stick: Dates Stick is used as a brush to fill in the colors.

Blocks: Designed blocks used to give the borders on fabric.

Printing Pad: This is used to spread the colors evenly in wooden tray.

• Raw Materials:
Kachuka Atta (tamarind seed) Powder: Kachuka Atta is used for making the fabric yellow.

Alum: Alum is used as a mordant in making of red color.

Dhawdi ka Phool (Dhawda flowers, Rajasthan flower): These are used to make fabric surface whiter.

Aligarin Powder: It is used to darken the colored parts.

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