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  1. The correct answer is (C) Kilometres. The distance between two cities is typically large, so kilometres (km) are used as the standard unit for measurement. Metres (m), centimetres (cm) and millimetres (mm) are too small for such large distances. For more visit here: https://www.tiwariacademy.in/ncerRead more

    The correct answer is (C) Kilometres.
    The distance between two cities is typically large, so kilometres (km) are used as the standard unit for measurement. Metres (m), centimetres (cm) and millimetres (mm) are too small for such large distances.

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  2. Creating a pattern with a seal involves stamping it in repeated, carefully aligned sequences to form a symmetrical design. By adjusting ink thickness and stamping pressure, I can improve clarity and precision. Using multiple colors and layered stamping techniques enhances visual appeal. This approacRead more

    Creating a pattern with a seal involves stamping it in repeated, carefully aligned sequences to form a symmetrical design. By adjusting ink thickness and stamping pressure, I can improve clarity and precision. Using multiple colors and layered stamping techniques enhances visual appeal. This approach mirrors traditional hand block printing methods, allowing the creation of decorative designs on paper, fabric or other surfaces. Experimenting with patterns fosters creativity and understanding of textile printing techniques.

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  3. Hand block printed textiles are traditional fabrics designed using carved wooden blocks dipped in dye and pressed onto cloth. This method produces detailed patterns, often inspired by nature, culture or geometry. Popular in regions like Rajasthan and Gujarat, styles such as Ajrakh and Bagru printingRead more

    Hand block printed textiles are traditional fabrics designed using carved wooden blocks dipped in dye and pressed onto cloth. This method produces detailed patterns, often inspired by nature, culture or geometry. Popular in regions like Rajasthan and Gujarat, styles such as Ajrakh and Bagru printing use eco-friendly dyes. The technique demands accuracy, as repeated block placement ensures continuity. Hand block printing remains an important heritage craft, valued for its authenticity and artistic beauty.

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  4. Ajrakh is a centuries-old textile art practiced in Kutch, Gujarat and Sindh, Pakistan. It features multi-layered geometric designs created using carved wooden blocks and natural dyes like indigo and madder. The labor-intensive process includes repeated dyeing, washing and sun-drying, ensuring intricRead more

    Ajrakh is a centuries-old textile art practiced in Kutch, Gujarat and Sindh, Pakistan. It features multi-layered geometric designs created using carved wooden blocks and natural dyes like indigo and madder. The labor-intensive process includes repeated dyeing, washing and sun-drying, ensuring intricate, long-lasting patterns. Traditionally worn as shawls and turbans, Ajrakh textiles are now widely appreciated for their aesthetic and cultural significance in sustainable and heritage fashion.

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  5. Carpenters and wood carvers are present in many local communities, specializing in furniture, handicrafts and artistic carvings. They use chisels, knives and engraving tools to shape wooden blocks for printing or decoration. Many artisans practice traditional crafts, creating intricate motifs for fuRead more

    Carpenters and wood carvers are present in many local communities, specializing in furniture, handicrafts and artistic carvings. They use chisels, knives and engraving tools to shape wooden blocks for printing or decoration. Many artisans practice traditional crafts, creating intricate motifs for furniture, temples and textile printing. Visiting a woodcarver helps understand their skills, the precision involved in carving and the importance of preserving such craftsmanship in traditional arts and industries.

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