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Textiles and Traditions - Flash Cards

These flash cards cover important concepts from Textiles and Traditions in Kriti for Class 7 (Arts).

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What is a motif?

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A motif is a decorative image that usually repeats and forms patterns in textiles.

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What does the parrot motif symbolize?

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The parrot symbolizes truth, knowledge, and love.

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What does the mango (Paisley) motif represent?

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The mango motif represents fertility, life, and eternity.

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What does the peacock motif stand for?

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The peacock symbolizes royalty and immortality.

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What do lines in textile motifs convey?

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Lines convey movement and progress.

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What do dots and circles signify?

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Dots and circles signify wholeness and energy.

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What is a patchwork quilt?

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A patchwork quilt is made of various fabric pieces, each telling its own story.

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What does a curtain made from patchwork represent?

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It represents stories of the fabrics it is made from, often connected to family history.

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What is the first step in basic embroidery?

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Take a thread approximately 50 cm long and thread your needle.

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What do you do after threading your needle?

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Keep one end short and make a knot at the end of the longer end.

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What is embroidery?

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Embroidery is the art of decorating fabric with stitches, patterns, and needlework techniques.

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What materials are often used in traditional Indian embroidery?

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Materials include mirrors, beads, and sequins incorporated into designs.

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Where does Chikankari embroidery originate?

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Chikankari embroidery is from Uttar Pradesh.

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What is a common mistake while stitching?

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Not making a knot at the end of the thread, which causes it to unthread while working.

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What are common types of fibers in textiles?

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Common fibers include cotton, silk, wool, and jute.

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How can you organize textile samples in a journal?

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You can organize them by material, color, texture, or pattern.

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What is one learning outcome related to textile samples?

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Gathering fabric samples from surroundings and writing about them.

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What can textile artworks be made on?

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Textile artworks can be made on flat surfaces or be three-dimensional.

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How can you find inspiration for textile art?

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Look at local textile traditions such as weaving, knitting, or painting.