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Matelassé
Matelassé is a weaving technique that creates a fabric with a raised, blistered, or quilted appearance, traditionally made on jacquard looms to produce complex patterns without actual padding. The name derives from the French word "matelasser" meaning "to quilt" or "to pad," reflecting the fabric's characteristic padded look despite being woven as a single layer. First developed in France, matelas...
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Pashmina
Pashmina refers to fine cashmere fiber traditionally obtained from goats raised in the high-altitude regions of the Himalayas and Tibetan Plateau, as well as to textiles made from that fiber. In Kashmir, artisans have long spun, woven, embroidered, and finished it as lightweight shawls valued for warmth and softness. The term is also used commercially for blended or imitation fabrics, so fiber com...
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