Jaipuri kala dupatta kota doria in leheria design for women beautiful light weight fabric made with pure cotton and silk combination traditional indian dupatta.

Description

Let’s see the various steps involved in the making of this beautiful stole/scarfs/chunnu/duppatta of Indian Kota Doria – WINDING: Winding is the process of transferring yarn from these hanks on to bobbin for warp and on pirn for weft. WARPING: Warping is the process of obtaining a predetermined length of warp having desired number of threads that shall be needed for the complete width of the fabric DYEING:The yarns are dyed (or colored) manually by dipping them in utensils filled with heated water and pre-dissolved dyes. SIZING: Sizing is done in order to impart strength to the yarn and is required mainly in cotton. A thin rice paste (‘maandi’) and juice of locally available wild onion is used for this purpose. DRAFTING-DENTING-PIECING: All individual cotton and silk threads are drafted through double clasped country cotton heald (‘Ranch’) and dented through dents of bamboo/ steel reed (‘Fani’) in a particular pattern to produce the checks or ‘khat’ along with the weft. Since drafting and denting of individual threads is time-consuming, an alternative method called piecing is used in which the individual new threads of the warp are tied to the corresponding threads of the previous leftover warp. WEAVING: Weaving is done on the pit looms by throw shuttle technique. It is done so skillfully that almost uniform size of the ‘khat’ or the check pattern is produced. DESIGNING: The designs to be produced are first made on graph paper and then transferred to the fabric through various techniques.