Gharchola saris The Gharchola saris are among the most famous traditional wear of the women of the Indian state of Gujarat. This variety of silk saris has earned much popularity among the people from other regions of this country as well.The weaving technique of the Gharchola silk saris first came from the region around Cambay. These saris are first woven by using the silk and zari thread. Later they are either block printed or tie-dyed. The Gharchola saris of Gujarat are generally bought for
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Naalwadi Krishnaraj Wadiar. The silk weaving factory in Mysore‚ presently owned by KSIC. In 1980 the Silk weaving factory was handed over to Karnataka Silk Industries Corporation Ltd.‚ a Govt. of Karnataka enterprise and is popularly known as KSIC. Under the initiatives of KSIC modernization of silk industry started and still continuing. KSIC is the only organization in the country commanding the entire gamut of silk production right from reeling of cocoons to the weaving of pure silk fabric of various
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THE IN-PLANT TRAINING REPORT AT ARTHANARI LOOM CENTRE TEXTILE PRIVATE LIMITED TRAINING REPORT Submitted by T.SARANYA Register no: 098001612043 In partial fulfillment for the award of the degree of MASTER OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION In DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES PAAVAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE PACHAL‚ NAMAKKAL-637 018 JULY 2010 BONAFIDE CERTIFICATE PAAVAI ENGINEERING COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES IN-PLANT TRAINING REPORT JULY 2010 This is to certify that the training report THE
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in the UK and later by Germany and Switzerland followed by others in Europe. In India‚ machinery manufacture started in the 50s‚ continued and progressed during 60s & 70s and thereafter. The Government policy to ban expansion of the organized weaving sector during late 60s created/ supported the decentralized powerloom sector. Too much of importance to handlooms and low level technology power looms in the subsequent years‚ keeping a large list of reserved items for handlooms‚ throttled the
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gives sociologist’s look those trying to catalog Irelands economical history into the rural industrialization of Ireland’s linen industry during the mid-eighteenth and early nineteenth centuries. Dr. Gray describes how the spinning‚ knitting‚ and weaving of flax and yarn were very advantageous in communities of the time period. She details how Ireland’s linen industry differed from linen industries seen in other successful countries at the time‚ like Great Britain‚ in the hesitation of the Irish to
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helps to hold the fibres together and makes the yarns strong‚ smooth and fine. Then the yarns are now strong enough to make fabric. The whole process of interlacing two sets of yarns at right angles to make a fabric is calledweaving. Weaving is done on looms‚ weaving is done by fitting one set of yarns on the loom which forms the length‚ the other set of yarns interlaced at right angles and called wefts. The yarns can be interlaced in many different ways to make different kinds of fabrics like matt
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construction in which two shifts of fabric are woven with long threads joining them together. After the double fabric is woven‚ the center threads are cut‚ producing two pieces of velvet. The second method of producing velvet uses wires. During the weaving the yarn is lifted over the wires to form the pile. After removing the wires theyarn is cut to form the velvet surface. While velvet was originally made of silk‚ today many other fibers are used to manufacure velvet CREPE A lightweight fabric of silk
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03-336-89-1 ASHRAF SILK AND GENERAL MILLS In mid October 2002‚ Khawaja Fawad Kalim‚ Director‚ Ashraf Silk and General Mills (ASGM)‚ Gujranwala‚ Pakistan was faced with the difficult choice of whether or not to reemploy the two weavers who had left his company earlier. Fawad also realised that he had to take some long term measures to attract‚ retain and motivate weavers‚ to optimise the benefit from the already installed automatic looms. COMPANY BACKGROUND At the time of the partition of
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from the Old English word of spinel‚ which means to rotates in a fast manner WHO: The character of my thesis concept is the spindle called Firki (thread bobbin). It will be designed as an android game‚ where Firki will play the pivotal role of weaving (interlacing of threads to form cloth) cloth with individual and novel designs. Firki is a handmade wooden spindle‚ weathered with use‚ prone to breakages and entangling threads‚ which will prove to be the hurdles in the game. Firki will play on the
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REVOLUTION The Industrial Revolution began in the mid-1700s. It began in England and spread to Europe. Previously‚ goods were made by hand‚ but after machines made them. There were various reasons why the industrial revolution began in England. The most important reason was that one process led to another. Inventors were able to do with machines what used to be done by hand. The Industrial Revolution was about advances of machinery and technology. The main reason the Industrial Revolution took place
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