The Apatani traditional textiles are handwoven fabrics produced by the indigenous Apatani tribe of Ziro Valley, Arunachal Pradesh. These textiles are known for their unique and vibrant designs, often made from cotton and wool. The weaving process is performed exclusively by women using a backstrap loom. The designs of the textiles are characterized by geometric patterns such as diamond and zigzag lines, with contrasting colors and simple, straight lines. The Apatani tribe uses these textiles for traditional clothing and ceremonial purposes, with some textiles having cultural and supernatural significance.
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