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'jdc' brand dehraduni basmati rice is available in white bleached jute bags packed kgs and bags x kgs. we also export other branded basmati rice like 'kohinoor', 'double elephant', 'lal quila', 'daawat' etc. also available sona masoori rice, golden sella parboiled basmati rice, andhra ponni rice, non-basmati
'jdc' brand dehraduni basmati rice is available in white bleached jute bags packed kgs and bags x kgs. we also export other branded basmati rice like 'kohinoor', 'double elephant', 'lal quila', 'daawat' etc. also available sona masoori rice, golden sella parboiled basmati rice, andhra ponni rice, non-basmati...
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new delhi delhi india view details view contact send enquiry we are importers, traders and suppliers of high quality chromo paper, poly paper, wood free paper, s.c.k paper, clay coated, silky mat, s.b.s printed paper, plain crafts paper, pre printed crafts paper, glassine paper, sack crafts paper, bleached
new delhi delhi india view details view contact send enquiry we are importers, traders and suppliers of high quality chromo paper, poly paper, wood free paper, s.c.k paper, clay coated, silky mat, s.b.s printed paper, plain crafts paper, pre printed crafts paper, glassine paper, sack crafts paper, bleached...
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ikat fabrics are found among many peoples, including in central and south east asia, china, japan, the middle east, west africa, and latin america. but in uzbekistan, specifically, the fabric became a kind of prestige symbol in the country's culture. the local name for ikat is abr fabrics (abr means
"cloud" in persian), since the patterns resemble light clouds floating in the sky and reflected in the water of a river. in europe, resist-dye fabrics came to be called ikat, from the malay term mengikat, meaning to "wrap" or "tie" (i.e. to tie the threads during the dyeing process to prevent selected...
https://voicesoncentralasia.org/how-ikat-accompanied-history-in-central-asia/