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| | Hand-Printed, Dyed and Printed Fabrics,Discover Indians,In Gujarat state, Mandvi, Dhamadka, Mundra, Anjar, Jamanagar & ... |
 | | The discovery of a dyed cotton fabric dating back to the Indus Valley civilization shows that the art of dyeing with the use of mordants was well known to the Indian dyers 5,000 years ago. |
 | | The cross border carries the motif of the damroo, double-sided drum, and the trushul, trident, in one row, enclosed by the border, and single dhatura flowers are distributed in rows. |
 | | In Gujarat state, Mandvi, Dhamadka, Mundra, Anjar, Jamanagar and Surendernagar, Jaitpur, Ahmedabad, Vadodara and deesa are important centers of printing. |
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