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    Hunar Haat: Aarushi, Anjali, Ishita, Samriddhi, Srishti

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    Hunar Haat is a crafts fair featuring the Chanderi fabric produced through traditional weaving techniques using silk and golden zari threads that results in a lightweight and luxurious texture. Hand block printing is another centuries-old craft where teak wood blocks are hand-carved and dipped in dye to stamp unique patterns onto fabric by hand, connecting people to the rich history of handmade Indian crafts. The document provides information about Chanderi fabric production and hand block printing techniques as traditional Indian crafts featured at the Hunar Haat crafts fair.

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    Hunar Haat is a crafts fair featuring the Chanderi fabric produced through traditional weaving techniques using silk and golden zari threads that results in a lightweight and luxurious texture. Hand block printing is another centuries-old craft where teak wood blocks are hand-carved and dipped in dye to stamp unique patterns onto fabric by hand, connecting people to the rich history of handmade Indian crafts. The document provides information about Chanderi fabric production and hand block printing techniques as traditional Indian crafts featured at the Hunar Haat crafts fair.

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    Hunar Haat is a crafts fair featuring the Chanderi fabric produced through traditional weaving techniques using silk and golden zari threads that results in a lightweight and luxurious texture. Hand block printing is another centuries-old craft where teak wood blocks are hand-carved and dipped in dye to stamp unique patterns onto fabric by hand, connecting people to the rich history of handmade Indian crafts. The document provides information about Chanderi fabric production and hand block printing techniques as traditional Indian crafts featured at the Hunar Haat crafts fair.

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    Hunar Haat: Aarushi, Anjali, Ishita, Samriddhi, Srishti

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    Hunar Haat is a crafts fair featuring the Chanderi fabric produced through traditional weaving techniques using silk and golden zari threads that results in a lightweight and luxurious texture. Hand block printing is another centuries-old craft where teak wood blocks are hand-carved and dipped in dye to stamp unique patterns onto fabric by hand, connecting people to the rich history of handmade Indian crafts. The document provides information about Chanderi fabric production and hand block printing techniques as traditional Indian crafts featured at the Hunar Haat crafts fair.

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    HUNAR HAAT

    Aarushi, Anjali,Ishita,Samriddhi,Srishti
    Chanderi Handloom

    Chanderi is a traditional ethnic fabric


    characterized by its lightweight, sheer
    texture and fine luxurious feel. 

    Chanderi fabric is produced by
    weaving in silk and golden Zari in the
    traditional cotton yarn that results in
    the creation of the shimmering texture.
    Hand Block Printing

    Hand block printing is a centuries old art form


    popular in India, China, and many other East Asian
    countries.
    It is also referred to simply as “block printing” or
    “woodblock printing.”

    In India, this ancient printing technique utilizes a


    hand-carved teak wood block that is dipped in dye
    and stamped by hand onto cotton or silk.
    The result is truly unique, hand block printed fabric
    that connects us to a rich tradition and history of
    handmade crafts.
    THANK YOU

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