Needles made of bone and wood have been found in the excavations of Harappa and Mohenjodaro, people used to spin yarn at home to make cotton clothes. Woven pieces have also been found at these sites. Indian clothing was popular in India and other countries of the ancient world. Indian silk was popular in early Christianity. Cotton textiles were also exported to China during the heyday of silk. Silk fabrics were exported from India to Indonesia during the 13th century. Europe and China, Philippines used to export cotton cloth to Asian countries long before coming to India. If you are interested to buy Indian Stamps and miniature Sheets, so please visit here Philacy.com
10-Dec-2009: Traditional Indian Textiles Miniature Sheet
₹760.00
The Traditional clothes of the states in India speak volumes about their cultural heritage. Despite the brilliance of the fabrics and their eco-friendly production process, Indian thread and embroidery works are becoming extinct. To mark the occasion, the Department of Posts issued a set of four Miniature Sheets. India has a rich textile tradition. It has a wide range of garments of different designs manufactured as compared to other countries of the world. The speciality of weaving textiles in each region is developed on the basis of local, and cultural influences. Indian clothing is best suited to the Indian climate. And the clothing is often worked with intricate embroidery. The origin of Indian clothing is traced to the Indus Valley Civilization. The people of that civilization used domestic cotton for their clothes.
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