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Palampore

18th and 19th century Indian textile exports

century. Palampores were produced on the Coromandel Coast. Palampore were recorded as being traded in Salem in the 18th Century. The term palampore may come

Palampore

Indian people

and ladder, muslin, ludo, calico, Wootz steel, incense clock, shampoo, palampore, chintz, and prefabricated homes. Indian cultural aspects, religions,

Indian people

Indian_people

Dimity

Type of sheer textile, usually made of cotton

made of linen or cotton. It is a twill weave with diamond patterns. A palampore is a dimity made in India and used for bed coverings. Dimity is also a

Dimity

Kalamkari

Type of printed cotton textile

Kalamkari dupattas and blouse pieces are popular among Indian women. Palampore – bedcovers and wall hangings made using the kalamkari technique Mangalagiri

Kalamkari

Palm wine

Alcoholic beverage made from palm sap

toddy-picker climbing a palm tree to collect palm sap, Visakhapatnam, India Palampore tapestry depicting toddy tappers, India, 1750 CE Locally called "manananggot"

Palm wine

Palm_wine

Chintz

Calico fabric, usually printed with bright floral designs

Chintz panel (India), 18th century. Shaped cartouche pieced from a palampore. Background of red and white chintz. Green and white braid applied to outline

Chintz

Crewel embroidery

Type of embroidery using wool

category. Some experts believe that these patterns were derived from cotton palampore from Masulipatam. However, other experts stress the importance of multiple

Crewel embroidery

Crewel_embroidery

Science and Industry Museum

Museum in Manchester, England

at Matlock Bath. Hand painted Indian cotton fabric sample known as a palampore, made in India around 1700-1800, for export to Europe. Traders brought

Science and Industry Museum

Science_and_Industry_Museum

Architecture of India

such as courtyards, loggias, terraces and balconies. Calico, chintz, and palampore—of Indian origin—highlight the assimilation of Indian textiles in global

Architecture of India

Architecture_of_India

List of Indian inventions and discoveries

Indian inventions

late Delhi Sultanate or the early Mughal Empire (15-16th century CE). Palampore – पालमपोर् (Hindi language) of Indian origin was imported to the western

List of Indian inventions and discoveries

List_of_Indian_inventions_and_discoveries

English embroidery

Embroidery worked in England or by English people abroad

Elizabethan era, later blended with the Tree of Life and other motifs of Indian palampores, introduced by the trade of the East India Company. After the Restoration

English embroidery

English_embroidery

Allentown Art Museum

Art museum in Allentown, Pennsylvania

Keith Haring (1982) Table Cover by Margaret Oothout (1764) Bed Curtain (Palampore) from the Coromandel Coast in India (1775) List of historic places in

Allentown Art Museum

Allentown_Art_Museum

Punjum

Kind of Indian cotton cloth

in the 18th century. Fourteen and sixteen number Punjum, Salampores, Palampores, Chintz, Book muslin and Longcloth, varieties of Ghingahm were among the

Punjum

Piece goods

Textile piece goods

sizable portion of Madras' exports in the 18th century. Punjum, Salampores, Palampores, Chintz, Book muslin and Longcloth, varieties of Ghingahm were among the

Piece goods