Indian Traditional Costume

Correct Answer: Anantnag, Mysore, Varanasi and Murshidabad

It is used for weaving.

This is the correct option. Muga silk is produced only in the Brahmputra valley – mainly Assam and adjoining parts of Burma. It is a beautiful and expensive golden coloured wild silk.

The wool obtained from the under fur of Kashmiri goats is woven into Pashmina Shawls.

Dhoti is an unstitched cloth and is worn in many different styles in our country.

Threads of cloth are dyed then thick threads are woven in a loom to make cloth with designs on it. This style is from the state of Odisha.

Sari is a long piece of unstitched cloth, made of silk, cotton or synthetic material. Women in different states wear it in different styles.

Long skirts called baku are worn in Sikkim. This is the correct answer.

In tie and dye, the cloth is tied into knots with thread. Then it is dipped into a dye to make colourful patterns.

Kantha embroidery is done with thread. Bengal is famous for its Kantha embroidery.

Koodiyattam is an ancient Sanskrit theatre tradition from Kerala, recognized by UNESCO as a Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity.

The chakra was popularised by Mahatma Gandhi for spinning cotton yarn. 

Cotton and flax are the fabrics which were worn by early Indians and Egyptians.

Processing cotton fibers from seeds is called ginning. Socks are made by knitting. Charkha was popularised by Mahatma Gandhi. The cultivation of jute is done in rainy season not in winter.