PPT: Pochampalli | EVS for Class 4 PDF Download

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P O C H A M P A L LI P O C H A M P A LLI
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P O C H A M P A L LI P O C H A M P A LLI
Vani and Prasad live in a
village named Mukhtapur. 
Their house is always full of
colourful threads because
their family are weavers.
They live in Pochampalli
town in Telangana, where
most families are also
weavers. 
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P O C H A M P A L LI P O C H A M P A LLI
Vani and Prasad live in a
village named Mukhtapur. 
Their house is always full of
colourful threads because
their family are weavers.
They live in Pochampalli
town in Telangana, where
most families are also
weavers. 
The special cloth they weave is
called Pochampalli. Weaving has
been a tradition in their village for a
long time, and Vani and Prasad's
parents learned it from their elders. 
Now, Vani and Prasad help their
parents with weaving after school.
Weaving is hard work and involves
many steps before actually making
the cloth.
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P O C H A M P A L LI P O C H A M P A LLI
Vani and Prasad live in a
village named Mukhtapur. 
Their house is always full of
colourful threads because
their family are weavers.
They live in Pochampalli
town in Telangana, where
most families are also
weavers. 
The special cloth they weave is
called Pochampalli. Weaving has
been a tradition in their village for a
long time, and Vani and Prasad's
parents learned it from their elders. 
Now, Vani and Prasad help their
parents with weaving after school.
Weaving is hard work and involves
many steps before actually making
the cloth.
Dad brings bundles of thread from
Pochampalli town. Mom washes
these threads in hot water to clean
them, and then everyone helps dye
them in bright colours. 
After drying, the threads are
rolled into bundles and put onto
looms to weave cloth. Silk threads
are used for silk sarees, while
cotton threads are used for cotton
sarees, cloth, and sheets. 
From Thread to Cloth
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P O C H A M P A L LI P O C H A M P A LLI
Vani and Prasad live in a
village named Mukhtapur. 
Their house is always full of
colourful threads because
their family are weavers.
They live in Pochampalli
town in Telangana, where
most families are also
weavers. 
The special cloth they weave is
called Pochampalli. Weaving has
been a tradition in their village for a
long time, and Vani and Prasad's
parents learned it from their elders. 
Now, Vani and Prasad help their
parents with weaving after school.
Weaving is hard work and involves
many steps before actually making
the cloth.
Dad brings bundles of thread from
Pochampalli town. Mom washes
these threads in hot water to clean
them, and then everyone helps dye
them in bright colours. 
After drying, the threads are
rolled into bundles and put onto
looms to weave cloth. Silk threads
are used for silk sarees, while
cotton threads are used for cotton
sarees, cloth, and sheets. 
From Thread to Cloth
The loom has many needles,
and their size and number
depend on the design. 
Weavers create beautiful
Pochampalli sarees with
bright colors using this
traditional craft, making their
region famous worldwide.
From Thread to Cloth