Woven, Dyed & Printed Textiles
Odhani
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| Accession# |
MSC-008a-c |
| Artist |
Khatri |
| Culture |
Bhanusali |
| Description |
MATERIALS: Handloom, cotton cloth. CONSTRUCTION: Bandhani, tie and dye, vegetable dye. Three parts to be stitched together in one odhani. MOTIFS: Border has stars, diamond grid, field has four dots alternating with one dot with cirular medallion. COLOURS : Maroon with yellow dots. STYLE REMARKS: The four dots altenating with one dot is common. The triangular patterns of dots is called bharti. CULTURAL SIGNIFICANCE: Worn by Bhanusali community. This heavy maroon bandhani cloth was previously used for skirts and odhanis amoung many communities. CULTURAL REMARKS: Cloth is loom width. Use of three parts is unusual for odhanis. Traditional odhanis were made from heavy cloth. Odhani. |
| Category |
3: Personal Artifacts |
| Object Name |
Odhani |
| Sub-category |
Clothing -- Headwear |
| Provenance |
Bita , Kutch , Gujarat, India. |
| Search Terms |
Khatri Bhanusali Odhani bandhani weaving khadi 1950 |
| Technique |
Bandhani |
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Last modified on: February 22, 2013
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