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Devi Sahai and Chamba mal. Amritsar. 
Pieees (4) of Amritsar malidä. Grey, light brown, 
and dark brown. 
Pieees (2) of Cashmere malida. Grey and drab. 
Lahore Jail. 
Hearth-rug, new sbawl pattem. 
Mysore Local Committee. 
Bangalore pile carpet mg. 
Do. do. prayer pattem. 
Central Jail, Bangalore. 
Pile carpets (2). Persian flower pattem and prayer 
pattem. 
Bangalore plain carpet. 
These carpets were made in the Central Jail 
by conviets who have been entirely taught in 
the jail, none of them knowing anything of the 
art previous to their admission. The two first 
are of Persian patterns. The last is of a kind 
peculiar to Mysore; it is the same on both 
sides. 
Indore Local Committee. 
Blankets (2). “Numda.” Made at Indore. 
Carpet. Made in Indore jail. 
India Museum, London. 
Collection of woollen fabrics from Bombay, N. W. 
Provinces, the Punjab, Oudh, and Sind. (From 
the London Exhibition of 1871.) 
Vincent Robinson & Co., London. 
Carpets (7), from Calcutta, the Punjab, Malabar, 
Madras, and Kashmere. Öf these the largest is 
one from Calcutta, measuring 23 ft. X 17 ft. 
Rugs (6), from Sind, Malabar, and Madras. 
Watson, Bontor, & Co., London. 
Indian carpets (8). Of these the largest measures 
22 ft. 7 in. X16 ft. 
Indian rugs (15). The largest measures 8 ft. 1 in. 
x4 ft. 
Gregory & Co., London. 
Carpets (4), from the Deccan, Northern, Southern, 
and Central India. The dimensions of the largest 
of these carpets are 24 ft. X13 ft. 1 in. 
Indian rugs (4). 
Lapworth, Brothers, London. 
Carpets (2) from Tanjore and Eilore. The carpet 
from Tanjore measures 23 ft. 11 in. X 17 ft. 5 in. 
Indian rugs (4). 
Farmer and Rogers, London. 
Bornouses (16). 
Do. small (12). 
C.—MIXED FABRICS, 
Madras Committee. 
Rampore chudder shawl, with gold embroidered 
ends. 
Punjab Committee. 
Rampur chaddars from the Ludhyana district. 
Rampur chaddars are plain shawls or wrap- 
pers of great softness and durability, made at 
Ludhyana, from the wool of Rampur, the chief 
town of Bishahr. The wool, which is imported 
into Ludhyana in large quantities, is of exqui 
site softness, almost approaching that of the 
Kirmani sheep. 
Cashmere shawls, from Cashmere. 
Devi Sahai and Chamba Mal, Amritsar. 
Rampur chaddars of various colours. 
Embroidered square shawls of various colours made 
of “ Malida.” 
Malida is a fabric (made of shawl wool) which 
has been pulled or rubbed so as to have the sur- 
face felted like cloth. 
INCLUDING SHAWLS. 
Cashmere needle-worked shawls, white, grey, and 
blue. 
Amritsar needle-worked shawls, black and red. 
Vice-regal chaddar of finest pushm, Amritsar. 
Shawl pieees, “ Jamawar,” striped. 
Jamawar is a sort of shawl with a pattem in 
stripes, intended, as its name implies, for a gown 
piece (Jama). 
Ahmad Shah and Ahsan Shah, Ludhyana. 
Cashmere shawls. 
Kadir Bakhsh, Sabathu. 
Rampur chaddars, white and dove colour. 
Hamza, Sabathu. 
Rampur chaddar, red. 
Farmer and Rogers, London. 
Shawls from Cashmere and Dacca. 
Circular shawls. 
Small circular shawls. 
Square net shawls.