Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun A Burmese guitar with three strings, two of silk and one of copper.
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For those not quite in the know, patola saris are a 750-year-old tradition synonymous with Patan, a small town in northern Gujarat.
rediff.com 2008
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For those not quite in the know, patola saris are a 750-year-old tradition synonymous with Patan, a small town in northern Gujarat.
rediff.com 2008
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Creating each patola sari is a painstakingly detailed six to eight month process and although we know that the fabric is spun using the complicated double ikat weaving technique, the details are a closely-guarded family secret, handed down from generation to generation by the artisans.
rediff.com 2008
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For those not quite in the know, patola saris are a 750-year-old tradition synonymous with Patan, a small town in northern Gujarat.
rediff.com 2008
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In fact, there are only four families now in existence who still spin patola fabric, which was once worn by royalty.
rediff.com 2008
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Creating each patola sari is a painstakingly detailed six to eight month process and although we know that the fabric is spun using the complicated double ikat weaving technique, the details are a closely-guarded family secret, handed down from generation to generation by the artisans.
rediff.com 2008
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In fact, there are only four families now in existence who still spin patola fabric, which was once worn by royalty.
rediff.com 2008
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Creating each patola sari is a painstakingly detailed six to eight month process and although we know that the fabric is spun using the complicated double ikat weaving technique, the details are a closely-guarded family secret, handed down from generation to generation by the artisans.
rediff.com 2008
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In fact, there are only four families now in existence who still spin patola fabric, which was once worn by royalty.
rediff.com 2008
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In fact, there are only four families now in existence who still spin patola fabric, which was once worn by royalty.
rediff.com 2008
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