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March 11, 2010 1 min read 1 Comment
Rumals are two-sided embroidered cloths used to cover gifts and food offerings. Traditional motifs include flowers, birds, deities, and animals. The word "rumal" means "handkerchief."
To learn more about this type of Indian folk art, visit Vibhavari.
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Hakan Guzelgoz
May 16, 2016
Beautiful style! Like the “Culture Clash”. These looks like some Suzani rugs you’ve got on the picture – probably wool. Similar to the silk ones in my Flickr gallery.