Match List-I (Traditional Embroidery/Weaving) with List-II (Design Motif/Article): List-I: P. Chamba Rumal Q. Kathiawar R. Jamdani S. Kashida List-II: I. Chinar leaf II. Panna Hazar III. Chokla IV. Krishan lila

Arrange the following stages in the historical timeline tracing the integration of Mughal aesthetics into traditional Indian textiles in the correct chronological order: A. Integration of hathi and mango motifs within Chikankari embroidery B. Mughal introduction of shikargah and jaal patterns in Banaras Brocades C. Practice of early indigenous weaving traditions Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Examine the following statements regarding traditional textiles: Statement I: Patola is a traditional silk woven textile produced in Gujarat. Statement II: Patola fabrics feature intricate double ikat designs wherein both warp and weft threads are tie-dyed prior to weaving. Choose the correct option: