Question

7. Where did the word chintz is derived from?​

Answer 1

Explanation:

Originally “chintz” (from the Hindi word meaning “spotted”) was stained or painted calico produced in India. The modern fabric is commonly made in several colours on a light ground and used for decorative (see photograph) and apparel purposes. Unglazed chintz is known as cretonne.

Answer 2

Answer:

Originally “chintz” (from the Hindi word meaning “spotted”) was stained or painted calico produced in India. The modern fabric is commonly made in several colours on a light ground and used for decorative (see photograph) and apparel purposes. Unglazed chintz is known as cretonne.