Fabric of India
Rajasthan’s artisans have been producing their colorful textiles for centuries. Today, they combine traditional methods with modern technology.
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Fabric of India
Image Credit: Photo: Xavier Zimbardo/Getty Images Creating the vibrant
dyes that bring life to
the textiles produced
in Bagru and throughout Rajasthan. -
The city of Jaipur
Image Credit: Photo: Shutterstock The city of Jaipur was stained a royal pink in 1876 to commemorate a visit from Great Britan’s Prince Albert.
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Fabric of India
Image Credit: Photo: Xavier Zimbardo/Getty Images The brilliant-blue-dyed hand of a textile worker in Bagru.
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Fabric of India
Image Credit: Photo: Xavier Zimbardo/Getty Images The dyeing factories
of Rajasthan are
brimming with color
and patterns. -
Fabric of India
Image Credit: Photo: Xavier Zimbardo/Getty Images A factory worker hangs a brilliant
orange textile to dry. -
Fabric of India
Image Credit: Photo: Xavier Zimbardo/Getty Images Rajasthan’s mecca of
textiles is one of the world’s most famous centers of craft. -
A former royal palace
Image Credit: Photo: Amanbagh A former royal
palace awash in
pink sandstone,
Amanbagh offers
another glimpse into India’s longstanding artistry. -
Amanbagh
Image Credit: Photo: Amanbagh Amanbagh palace