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juice. Process : the cloth is dyed in safflower 
solution, to which lime juice is added. 
“ Galino ” (indigo blue). Colour perma 
nent. Articles used : indigo and impure 
carbonate of soda. Process : a cold watery 
solution of indigo and carbonate of soda being 
prepared, the wetted cloth is steeped therein. 
“ Katavo ” (charcoal black). Permanent. 
Articles used: indigo and sulphate of iron. 
Process : the indigo is dissolved in an aqueous 
solution of sulphate of iron in a proper vat, 
and the cloth is steeped in it for a day or two ; 
during the steeping the cloth is frequently 
shifted. 
“ Lilo Galino ” (indigo green). Permanent. 
Articles used : turmeric and indigo solution. 
Process : steep in solution of indigo, and then 
in that of turmeric. 
“Asmani” (sky blue). Not permanent. 
Articles used : indigo solution and alum. 
Process : steep in solution of indigo, to which 
alum is afterwards added. 
“Lala Majithyo” (madder colour). Per 
manent. Articles used : madder, flowers of 
grislea tomentosa, alum, and myrobolans. 
Process : steep the cloth in decoction of 
myrobolans, dry and wash it, then steep in 
alum solution and wash, then steep in a 
mixed decoction of madder and grislea flowers, 
wash and dry. 
“ Lala Surangi ” (surangi red). Perma 
nent. Articles used : surangi (root of morinda 
citrifolia), goat’s düng, myrobolans, alum, 
castor oil, impure carbonate of soda, and 
tamarisk galls. Process : steep the cloth in a 
solution of goat’s düng and wash, then steep 
in a decoction of myrobolans, next in alum, 
and then in oil, and keep there for eight days ; 
make a cold infusion of morinda root and 
tamarisk gall, and steep in it for two days. 
“ Patangya.” Not permanent. Articles 
used : sappan wood (csesalpinia sappan), alum, 
myrobolans, and carbonate of soda. Process : 
steep in solution of alum and myrobolans, 
and dry; then steep in decoction of sappan 
wood, to which carbonate of soda is added. 
“ Lakhano ” (pink from lac). Not perma 
nent. Articles used : lac, bark of symplocos 
racemosa, and alum. Process: steep in solu 
tion of alum, and dry. Stick lac and sym 
plocos bark are pounded, and their decoction 
being prepared, the cloth is steeped and dried. 
“ Kapilo ” (orange yellow). Permanent 
colour. Articles used : “ kapilo ” (the powder 
from the capsule of rottlera tinctoria), kermez, 
and alum. Process: steep the cloth in a 
decoction of the above ; then wash and dry. 
“Soneri” (golden yellow). Not perma 
nent. Articles used: old roots of turmeric, 
carbonate of soda, safflower, and alum. Pro 
cess : prepare a decoction of turmeric, to 
which soda is added; steep the cloth in, 
wash, and steep in a solution of safflower; 
and lastly steep in a solution of alum, and 
dry. 
“ Kesari ” (saffron yellow). Not perma 
nent. Articles used: flowers of cnvthamus 
tinctorius and carbonate of soda. Process: 
steep in a decoction of butea flowers with 
soda added; wash and dry. 
(8834.) 
“ Pilo ” (yellow of Ispung). Not perma 
nent. Articles used : isparak (flowers of a 
species of delphinium from Cabul), carbonate 
of soda, and lime juice. Process: steep for 
two hours in a solution of delphinium flowers, 
with soda added, then steep in a solution of 
lime juice, and dry. 
“ Kapasi ” (pale yellow, colour of the cotton 
plant flower). Not permanent. Articles 
used : flowers of butea frondosa, lime juice, 
and turmeric. Process : steep in decoction 
of the flowers, then in that of turmeric, and 
lastly in lime juice. 
“Totai” (“parrot green”). Not perma 
nent. Articles used : verdigris, turmeric, 
and lime juice. Process : steep in solution 
of verdigris, then in that of turmeric with 
lime juice added. 
“ Halako popati ” (pale parrot green). Not 
permanent. Articles used : turmeric, blue 
vitriol, and lime juice. Process: steep the 
cloth in the various Solutions separately. 
“ Pirozo ” (Turkish blue). Permanent. 
Articles used : blue vitriol and carbonate of 
soda. Process: steep in solution of soda, 
and lastly in that of blue vitriol. 
“Khaki” (ash colour). Permanent. Ar 
ticles used : green vitriol and carbonate of 
soda. Process: steep in solution of green 
vitriol, and then in that of carbonate of soda. 
“ Tapakiri ” (snuff colour). Permanent. 
Articles used : catechu and carbonate of 
soda, Process ; steep in cold solution of 
catechu and soda for two days, then dry. 
Tools and Implements used in Superficial 
Ornamentation. 
Government of the Punjab. 
536. Models of stamps used in cotton printing (12). 
Shahpoor, Punjab. 
Collector of Cawnpore, N.W. Provinces. 
537. Stamps (18); “Chapa;” for stamping designs 
on textile fabrics. 
538. Stamps (15); for stamping designs on textile 
fabrics, with specimens of chintz printed therefrom. 
Berar Local Committee. 
539. Samples (16) of blocks used for printing on 
textiles, with impressions on cloth. Berar. 
Government of Bombay. 
540. Printing blocks or stamps (112). Dharwar 
“ Chapas ” or printing blocks used in the Dharwar 
district, with samples of impressions. 
Matf.rials for Manufacturing Processes. 
Government of Bombay. 
542. Bündle of stalks of the Hingunghat cotton 
plant. Khandeish. 
Berar Local Committee. 
543. Baskets; made from cotton sticks. Berar. 
Nagpore Committee. 
Fibrc of cotton plants. Nagpore. 
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