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write how coloured textiles and printed clothes were produced?

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Answered by divyasinghajaykumar
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Textile printing is the process of applying colour to fabric in definite patterns or ... All printing pastes whether containing colouring matter or not are known ... Writing and writing material.

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Answered by jagapathiharini
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Textile printing is the process of applying clothes to fabric in definite patterns

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