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Design Gallery

Kullu Cap - Himachal Pradesh

Traditional Hat

Prof. Bibhudutta Baral

NID, Bengaluru

Yarns are wounded to the spindle, which is placed in a flying shuttle.
Yarns are extracted from various spindles and warped on the warping wheel.
The design fabric is weaved in the handloom.
The fabric is cut into the required size of the cap.
Canvas is placed along with a cloth and passed through the lamination machine.
The designed fabric cloth is stitched with the canvas.
A border is stitched above the designed cloth.
Canvas and lining cloth are stitched together circularly to form a cap shape.
The cap is brought to its shape.
The cap is placed on the wooden log and ironed.
Beautifully finished cap.
Caps are arranged with attractive designs on them.

Yarns are wounded to the spindle, which is placed in a flying shuttle.	Yarns are extracted from various spindles and warped on the warping wheel.	The design fabric is weaved in the handloom.	The fabric is cut into the required size of the cap.	Canvas is placed along with a cloth and passed through the lamination machine.	The designed fabric cloth is stitched with the canvas.
A border is stitched above the designed cloth.	Canvas and lining cloth are stitched together circularly to form a cap shape.	The cap is brought to its shape.	The cap is placed on the wooden log and ironed.	Beautifully finished cap.	Caps are arranged with attractive designs on them.

Himachal Pradesh's art and craft are renowned worldwide, reflecting its environment, people, and traditions. Painting, weaving, wood carving are considered a part of their life. Handloom weaving is the cultural heritage of the Himachal people. Both men and women are involved in weaving activities. During the winter season, when all people are inside the home, all other activities like horticulture, secondary occupations like handicrafts, spinning, and weaving are being carried out. The leather works, Kullu shawls, Chamba rumals, carpets, Kangra paintings, and woodwork are some of the beautiful handicrafts that belong to this tiny hill state.

Along with the other handicrafts of Himachal Pradesh, Kullu caps are also famous artwork. These caps derived their name from the place of their origin, which is Kullu. Kullu cap, a traditional headgear, is an essential part of the local man's attire. The colourful cap is made out of pure wool. Each area has its style of design on caps.

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