‘Scarcely to be felt in the hand, it seem but a cobweb’
– Jean-Baptiste Tavernier (1605 – 1689), French gem merchant and traveller.
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Spinning 'new muslin'
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Humidity measurement of 'new muslin'
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Skype calling while weaving
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Weaving 'new muslin'
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Weaving 'new muslin'
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Separating the woven from the thread on completion
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Weaving 'new muslin'
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'New muslin' on the loom
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'New muslin' being woven on the loom
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Separating threads on the loom of 'new muslin'
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Weaver working on 'new muslin'
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Weaving 'new muslin' on the loom
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Weaving the magic of 'new muslin'
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Weavers' hands on the loom of 'new muslin'
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Weaver's portrait through the threads of 'new muslin'
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Weaver's hand through the 'new muslin'
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Piece of 'new muslin'
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Piece of 'new muslin' takes shape
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200 count black and white sari
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200 count black and white sari
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300 count white sari
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300 count white sari
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350-400 count white sari
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Mixed-yarn brown scarf
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Mixed-yarn blue scarf