際際滷

際際滷Share a Scribd company logo

Bandhni ppt

Download as PPTX, PDF
KUMARAGURU KASINATHAN
KUMARAGURU KASINATHAN

Bandhani printing is a tie-dye technique mainly practiced in Rajasthan and Gujarat, India. The traditional colors used are yellow, red, green, blue, and black in shapes like dots, squares, waves and stripes. The process involves tying the fabric with plastic shapes and dyeing it with natural dyes extracted from plants. Different shapes used in the patterns have symbolic meanings and the technique is an important part of the cultural heritage of western India.

1 of 8
qqqqqqqqqqqqqqq BANDHANI PRINTING qqqqqqqqqqqq
e BANDHANI- BANDHAN-TIE e AND DYE TECHNIQUE d Practised m Used mainly in mainly for Rajasthan Odhnis, sar and is and Gujarat. turbans.
COLORS, SHAPES AND Yellow, Red, G DYE Dyes used Variety of reen, Blue and are natural shapes like and were dots, squares, w Black are the extracted aves and stripes. main colors. from roots, flower s, leaves and berries of blackberries , lichen.etc
HISTORY OF BANDHANI b Tie and Dye practised in India, Japan and Africa. b Tie and dye in China(during Tang Dynasty) and Japan(during Nara period). b Indian Tie-Dye technique in Rajasthan and Gujarat and was called Bandhej during olden days. b In India, the work was mainly started by Muslim Khatri community of Kutch.
PROCESS OF MAKING BANDHANI White malmal A plastic design A plastic design cloth trace trace Initial tying Tying knots Required pattern completed on malmal fabric
PROCESS OF BANDHANI MAKING(Continued) Q On a fine malmal cloth, plastic shapes with pinned holes is placed. Q Desired pattern is transferred onto fabric with fugitive colors. Q Knots called Bhindi are made according to the pattern. Q After dipping in naphthol for five minutes, it is dyed with light colors. Q Cloth is dyed with dark colors and then is kept and finally washed strached and folds and knots are
SIGNIFICANCE OF SHAPES W Dungar Shahi - the mountainpattern. W Chaubasi - in groups of four. W Tikunthi - circles and squares appear in a group of three. W Satbandi - in groups of seven. W Ekdali - a dot. W Boond - a small dot with a dark centre. W W Kodi tear or drop shaped. W Laddu Jalebi (after the name of Indian Sweets) - the swirling.
PRESENTED BY DHIYA JOSE MAMPILLY

More Related Content

Bandhni ppt

  • 1. qqqqqqqqqqqqqqq BANDHANI PRINTING qqqqqqqqqqqq
  • 2. e BANDHANI- BANDHAN-TIE e AND DYE TECHNIQUE d Practised m Used mainly in mainly for Rajasthan Odhnis, sar and is and Gujarat. turbans.
  • 3. COLORS, SHAPES AND Yellow, Red, G DYE Dyes used Variety of reen, Blue and are natural shapes like and were dots, squares, w Black are the extracted aves and stripes. main colors. from roots, flower s, leaves and berries of blackberries , lichen.etc
  • 4. HISTORY OF BANDHANI b Tie and Dye practised in India, Japan and Africa. b Tie and dye in China(during Tang Dynasty) and Japan(during Nara period). b Indian Tie-Dye technique in Rajasthan and Gujarat and was called Bandhej during olden days. b In India, the work was mainly started by Muslim Khatri community of Kutch.
  • 5. PROCESS OF MAKING BANDHANI White malmal A plastic design A plastic design cloth trace trace Initial tying Tying knots Required pattern completed on malmal fabric
  • 6. PROCESS OF BANDHANI MAKING(Continued) Q On a fine malmal cloth, plastic shapes with pinned holes is placed. Q Desired pattern is transferred onto fabric with fugitive colors. Q Knots called Bhindi are made according to the pattern. Q After dipping in naphthol for five minutes, it is dyed with light colors. Q Cloth is dyed with dark colors and then is kept and finally washed strached and folds and knots are
  • 7. SIGNIFICANCE OF SHAPES W Dungar Shahi - the mountainpattern. W Chaubasi - in groups of four. W Tikunthi - circles and squares appear in a group of three. W Satbandi - in groups of seven. W Ekdali - a dot. W Boond - a small dot with a dark centre. W W Kodi tear or drop shaped. W Laddu Jalebi (after the name of Indian Sweets) - the swirling.