Social Scientist. v 11, no. 125 (Oct 1983) p. Back material.


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Time was when even an Egyptian pharaoh or a Rohnan empress would beam with special pride over the muslin 1 piece in the royal wardrobe. The i handloom saris of Bengal were out on world conquest even in that hoary past. Today their very names spell class. The world over, as always.

Not only saris, in their endless

varieties in silk and cotton, the magic "^

touch of our master craftsmen is

unmistakable in the rich treasure of

our handicrafts too/Be it a decorative

or a utility piece, a quaint doll or an

exotic floor mattress, each is an

admirable work of art, through which

speaks a golden tradition. Let them

beautify your homes and also be a

mute testimony to your refined taste.

For these dreams in fabric and artefacts, come sharp, come today to TANTUJA or TANTUSHR1 MANJUSHA and GRAMIN Shilpa Bipanis—

GOVT OF WEST BENGAL ,



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