Art and Culture · Indian Handicrafts & Embroidery
With reference to the intricate styles and techniques of Zari/Zardozi work in India, consider the following statements: A. Salma-sitara involves setting small round pieces of gold or silver between zari work and is largely performed by Muslim artisans. B. The Kamdani technique, also known as Hazari Butti, is characterized by a glittering effect achieved through the use of thousands of dots. C. Minakari is a technique categorized under zari work that specifically utilizes gold enameling. D. Kalabathi is the specific name given to the metallic thread used in these embroidery styles. Choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below:
- 1B, C and D Only
- 2A, B and C Only
- 3A, B, C and D✓
- 4A, C and D Only
Correct answer
A, B, C and D
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