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Hand-book of the Manufactures and Arts of the Punjab - Page 5
The third kind or "Bulbul chashm bafi" is where the fabric is damasked with a pattern of diamond shapes produced by interweaving the threads of warp and weft. The khes bafi includes two kinds of coverlets called "dotahi and ehauta- hi," white ...
Baden Henry Baden-Powell, 1872
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Hand-book of the Manufactures & Arts of the Punjab: With a ... - Page 65
Badla: very thin gossamer like silk cloth. Zarbaft, a similar fabric woven with gold. Mandil Guzrati : a close woven thin silk and gold fabric for turbans of that sort which is formed of coils of cloth tightly twisted up almost like rope. Bulbul chashm .
Baden Henry Baden-Powell, 1872
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Indian Art at Delhi 1903: Being the Official Catalogue of ... - Page 275
COTTON * especially the diaper known by the poetic name of " the night- united ingale-eye" {bulbul-chashm). provinces. The textiles collectively designated susis are striped cotton goods, sometimes with a few silk threads in the warp.
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Industrial development in Northern India: a study of ... - Page 49
Its varieties were called 'sada bqfi', 'khes bafl' and 'Bulbul Chashm bqfi. ' Sada bafl (simple khes) was woven in plain or checks. The khes bafl had included two kinds of coverlets called 'dotahi' and 'chautahi 'in white sheets with a red or dark ...
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The Making of the Awadh Culture - Page 243
... bulbul-chashm, chataiya, satkhānī, tabar, chitagul, makra, kanthmāl, sidhaur, etc. All these varieties were produced by an arrangement of the meshes into different patterns and sizes. The working technique remained the same in all patterns.
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A Dictionary, Persian, Arabic, and English: With a ... - Page 286
S. **-> J: bulbul-chashm, A sort of silk. FA A' balbalah, The guggling of water when poured from a bottle. Anguish of spirit. Bulbulah, A drinking-vessel with A root. A camel-litter. a spout. Butter. Liquor. Leather, P c: bulbuli, A firkin. Wine. Leather ...
John Richardson, Sir Charles Wilkins, Francis Johnson, 1829
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Gender, Sex, and the City: Urdu Rekhti Poetry in India, ... - Page 66
... his Dakhanī location); in a ghazal with āri sārī as the refrain, she asks for a heavy patola sārī from Patan, Gujarat, and a silk sārī of bulbul chashm weave from Gulbarga (KtR, 129: 63). Jewelry and Cosmetics Jewelry, hair styling, and ...
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Encyclopaedia of Untouchables Ancient, Medieval and Modern
Some styles are after birds and animals such as Chiria (bird), Sada Kiru (simple insect), dabbidar Kiru (spotted insect or snake), bulbul chashm (nightingale's eye181), ganesh (elephant headed god) and jura hua ganesh (joint ganesh. there ...
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Report on the Punjab Exhibition, 1881-82 - Page 6
White fabrics of the finer classes, diapers or damasks ( " bulbul chashm"), &c., "ghati, " twills and any special Cotton textile. fabrics m ^ class . but nQt ordinary « dosuti" or coarse fabrics. Coloured fabrics. — Lungis, susis, &c., with and without ...
Punjab (India). Secretariat, 1883
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Colours of the Indus: Costume and Textiles of Pakistan - Page 52
The number of warp threads also help to determine the density and hence the quality of the khes-. these range from 2400 to 4800 threads per piece, the finest quality being described as bulbul chashm ('nightingale eyes'), using five colours in ...
Nasreen Askari, Rosemary Crill, 1997
