The making of Gota is a lengthy and time consuming process. The base fabric used for gota patti work are light weight chiffon, georgette, satin solid dyed or printed fabrics. The difference styles of printing are used in fabrics like direct (wooden block) , resist dying (tie and dye, batiks) or discharge. It depends on seasonal demand and fashion trend of the local market. Normally fast colours like red, green ,pink , yellow used for dyeing and printing.
The process involved in the making of Gota band is very time taking and tedious. Gota work is mainly done on light weight fabrics like chiffon, Georgette, tussar silks, crepes and satin depending on the demands and the trend of the market. The designs are usually seen to be inspired by nature or are geometric. The entire course of action is divided chiefly into three parts.
MATERIALSWeaving - In weaving , there are three types of yarn and these area:-
1) Resham
2) Polyster
3) Zari (badla)
Resham Thread |
It is a skinny looking thread which comes out from an insect's egg which is known as Resham. These are colourful pure Resham threads which are used in weaving gota.
Polyster Thread It is resham mixed with plastic. It has more strength and it is long lasting than resham. Pollster ribbons is most commonly used for appliqué work. |
Gota ribbon is available in different lengths and breadths and colours. Used to separate the designs and as borders.
Gota Laces |
Gota Patti |
Paste of chalk powder and kerosine oil |
The paste chalk powder and kerosine oil is used for tracing the designs and motifs on the fabric.
TOOLS
1) Adda - It is a wooden frame. Craftsman tug the fabric on Adda for doing the work.
2) Peetan ( wooden block and hammer) - Peetan is a type of hammer which is used to beat the war and set it.
3) Fatelah(wooden block to rap thread) - Fatelah is a wooden block on which a sari thread is rolled to work easily.
4) Needle - It is used in embroidery work also and while tucking the fabric on Adda.
And Other Materials Like Scissors , Beads , Stones , Crystals , Tracing paper
Reference
• http://jalsnet.com/journals/Vol_1_No_1_June_2014/7.pdf
• http://varnikadesigns.com/avadmin/portfolio.php?id=9&pageid=4&pagename=Gota%20embroidery%20of%20Jaipur%20and%20Naila,%20Rajasthan
• http://style2designer.com/textile-techniques/gota-work-textiles/
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