A naturally occuring gum obtained from the hardened sap of the Acacia senegal and Vachellia seyal trees and traditionally used in lithography, painting and printing, and as a viscosity controller in textile dyes.
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A local plant found in Odisha, its inner bark is used by the women of the Gadaba community to make…
A traditional Indian handmade paper produced from khadi rags.
Also known as crape, it is a fabric characterised by a rumpled, crimped or rippled surface texture. These effects may…
A traditional Korean handmade paper produced using the inner bark of the paper mulberry tree native to Korea. It is…
Moulded terracotta tiles popularly used on sloping roofs in India, first manufactured in 1864–65 by the Basel Mission Tile Works…
Textile fibre derived from the hemp plant Cannabis sativa, which also yields oilseeds, and leaves and flowers with psychoactive properties…
Lightweight construction brick developed during the 1800s in the US, Europe and Australia by binding Portland cement with coke breeze,…
An acidic solution that is used to stop the development of photographic film once it is sufficiently developed. It acts…