Question

Weaving patterns used in making the fabric in sikkim

Answer 1

Answer:

Lepcha-weaving is native to Sikkim and goes back to ancient times when the Lepcha's used yarn spun out of natural fibre – nettle, also known as sisnu, for Handloom weaving. The Lepcha weaves, locally known as thara are woven on back-strap loin loom and thus, results in a short fabric width.

Answer 2

Explanation:

Lepcha-weaving is native to Sikkim and goes back to ancient times when the Lepcha's used yarn spun out of natural fibre – nettle, also known as sisnu, for Handloom weaving. The Lepcha weaves, locally known as thara are woven on back-strap loin loom and thus, results in a short fabric width.