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Encyclopedia > Dhakai

A Dhakai is a type of sari (item of clothing worn in India) made with cotton.


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Dhakai Sarees (Saris) | Kaneesha (332 words)
The Dhakai sarees at Kaneesha are a clear indication of the richness of the traditional Indian and Asian fashion.
The Dhakai sarees were brought to light in the cities of Masulipatnam in South India and Dhaka in Bengal, after deriving its name from Mosul a city of Iraq.
The great precision with which the Dhakai sarees need to be woven was just possible by women in the age group of 18-30 years as they had sharp eyesight.
Fida Haq : Other Places: We are animals - Dhakai Jamdani (786 words)
Dhakai Jamdani relates to sarees - a long and decorated piece of cloth worn by Bangladeshi women - woven with traditional 'Jamdani' motifs and fabrics of Dhaka region of Bangladesh.
In this performance, Haq has intertwined these distinct art forms - the naivety, chaos and riotous colours of Rickshaw art with the century-old tradition, workmanship and discipline of Jamdani fabric which, it's worth mentioning, is a direct descendent of 'Muslin' fabric - from an Australian perspective.
We [Dhakai] are [Jamdani] animals is dedicated to the countless rickshaw artists and Jamdani weavers of Bangladesh.
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