A STUDY ON TRADITIONAL MOTIFS AND TECHNIQUES OF DHABHLA AND ITS CHANGES OF KUTCH REGION
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https://doi.org/10.29121/shodhkosh.v4.i2SE.2023.470Keywords:
Traditional, Dhabhla, Motifs, TechniquesAbstract [English]
The primary purpose of the study is to evaluate the traditional motifs and techniques of Dhabhla and its change in the Kutch region. Kutch district of Gujarat is a religious centre for pilgrimage and is interesting for historical lovers. The weaving craft of Kutch has its origins in the barter system in the past time. Weavers were very dependent upon other communities to get work. Traditional weaving has been accepted from generation to generation; the passage of time has created newness in design to retain its interest. The Dhabhla was available in various traditional motifs based on the daily life of the weavers - mostly geometrical motifs. The weaving of Kutch is famous for its traditional intricate designs, arrangement of motifs, and rural-based handicrafts. Usually, the effect of delicacy, rich-vivid, and contrast color combinations are imparted in patterning. The Centre of weaving is Kutch and Sunder Nagar.
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