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fabric was
resistant to washing,
retaining its clearness. and
varieties of
mulmul (Mulboos khas, Jhuna,
Sarkar ali, Sarbati, Tarindam) were
among the most...
- "star cluster" or "star of stars" in the lists,
written as MUL.MUL, or
MULMUL (𒀯𒀯). The
second formal compendium of
stars in
Babylonian astronomy is...
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handkerchief Description Handicraft Type
Embroidery Area
Himachal Pradesh Country India Registered March 2010
Material Silk and
cotton (muslin or
mulmul)...
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fabric of the
Mughal period. The
chautar was a
mulmul variety, and the
finest mulmul was
termed as "
Mulmul Shahi" in
Hindi and
Persian languages. It was...
-
Padmavati hailed from Sri Lanka. The
costumes for
Shahid Kapoor were made from
mulmul and cotton, with
special attention given to the turbans, one of which, featuring...
- yarns') used to
produce it.
Eksuti was
another variety using a
single thread.
Mulmul types such as āb-i-ravān
running water, Baft Hawa
woven air Fine muslin...
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fabric is also used as
dress fabric and for
stoles and ****ttas.
Mysore silk
Mulmul Khasa (cloth)
Tansukh cloth Zabeel,
Shanthi (26
April 2023). "Discovering...
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fabric produced from this new
variety of
cotton was
known as
mulmul or
Shantipuri mulmul.
During the 15th–16th centuries,
fabric was
woven in Shantipur...
-
approximately 1600 BC. The
Babylonian star
catalogues name the
Pleiades MULMUL (𒀯𒀯),
meaning 'stars' (literally 'star star'), and they head the list...
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involves the use of
white thread on
white muslin (tanzeb), fine
cotton (
mulmul), or voile, fine
almost sheer fabrics which showcases shadow work embroidery...
