Kalamkari
Kalamkari is a traditional textile art form from the state of Telangana, India. The word ‘Kalamkari’ is derived from two words; ‘kalam’ meaning pen and ‘kari’ meaning work. Kalamkari involves hand-painting and hand-block printing on cotton, silk, and other fabrics using natural dyes.
Kalamkari is not just an art form but a meticulous process that reflects the rich cultural heritage of India. This ancient technique, dating back over 3,000 years, involves 23 steps, including treating the fabric with a solution of cow dung and bleach, preparing natural dyes, and finally, intricate hand-painting or block printing.
Kalamkari is a traditional textile art form from the state of Telangana, India. The word ‘Kalamkari’ is derived from two words; ‘kalam’ meaning pen and ‘kari’ meaning work. Kalamkari involves hand-painting and hand-block printing on cotton, silk, and other fabrics using natural dyes.
Kalamkari is not just an art form but a meticulous process that reflects the rich cultural heritage of India. This ancient technique, dating back over 3,000 years, involves 23 steps, including treating the fabric with a solution of cow dung and bleach, preparing natural dyes, and finally, intricate hand-painting or block printing.
About Cluster
300 women artisans
Shri Padmavati Mahila Sangh Producer Company
Tirupati, Telangana
Sarees, Dress Material, Dupatta, Bags
300 women artisans
Shri Padmavati Mahila Sangh Producer Company
Tirupati, Telangana
