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Phulkari, a famous traditional craft of India, refers to:
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- 1An ikat weaving tradition of Odisha where yarns are tie-dyed before weaving to produce blurred patterns
- 2A brocade weaving technique of Varanasi characterised by gold and silver zari work on silk fabric
- 3A traditional embroidery of Punjab and Haryana using silk threads on khaddar fabric✓
- 4A resist-dyed textile tradition of western Rajasthan known for bandhani patterns created through tie-and-dye techniques
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A traditional embroidery of Punjab and Haryana using silk threads on khaddar fabric
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