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Chicken Ralli

£350.00
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Ralli’s are made predominately in the Pakistani province of Sindh, in the desert areas in the southern Punjab, and in the Indian states of Rajasthan and Gujarat. Quilt making is a long-standing tradition in the region going back hundreds of years. Motifs embroidered onto rallies, such as the chequer board, groups of circles, triangles and stacked arrows can be found on ancient Pakistani pottery dating back to the fourth millennium BC.

Both Muslim and Hindu women craft ralli quilts, passing down their skills from generation to generation. During festive occasions like weddings, quilting sessions are accompanied by singing and storytelling.

Ralli quilts are a vital part of the local culture, crafted mainly by rural women, including some nomads. They have many uses in the home, but they are mostly used as bed and floor coverings. When they wear out, they find new purposes as padding for camel saddles or as covers for cattle or buffaloes during cold nights.

The number of ralli quilts a family possesses can indicate personal wealth and are an important component of a girl's dowry. Each household normally has enough ralli’s for each member of the family. Occasionally, ralli quilts are adorned with shells, mirrors, sequins, beads or tassels when created as gifts for special occasions.

In recent times, ralli quilts have gained popularity as a source of income for women artisans, offering them financial independence.

Additional shipping will be invoiced for larger items and overseas shipping.

Disclaimer: Items may have marks and damage due to age.
133x190cm

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Ralli’s are made predominately in the Pakistani province of Sindh, in the desert areas in the southern Punjab, and in the Indian states of Rajasthan and Gujarat. Quilt making is a long-standing tradition in the region going back hundreds of years. Motifs embroidered onto rallies, such as the chequer board, groups of circles, triangles and stacked arrows can be found on ancient Pakistani pottery dating back to the fourth millennium BC.

Both Muslim and Hindu women craft ralli quilts, passing down their skills from generation to generation. During festive occasions like weddings, quilting sessions are accompanied by singing and storytelling.

Ralli quilts are a vital part of the local culture, crafted mainly by rural women, including some nomads. They have many uses in the home, but they are mostly used as bed and floor coverings. When they wear out, they find new purposes as padding for camel saddles or as covers for cattle or buffaloes during cold nights.

The number of ralli quilts a family possesses can indicate personal wealth and are an important component of a girl's dowry. Each household normally has enough ralli’s for each member of the family. Occasionally, ralli quilts are adorned with shells, mirrors, sequins, beads or tassels when created as gifts for special occasions.

In recent times, ralli quilts have gained popularity as a source of income for women artisans, offering them financial independence.

Additional shipping will be invoiced for larger items and overseas shipping.

Disclaimer: Items may have marks and damage due to age.
133x190cm

Ralli’s are made predominately in the Pakistani province of Sindh, in the desert areas in the southern Punjab, and in the Indian states of Rajasthan and Gujarat. Quilt making is a long-standing tradition in the region going back hundreds of years. Motifs embroidered onto rallies, such as the chequer board, groups of circles, triangles and stacked arrows can be found on ancient Pakistani pottery dating back to the fourth millennium BC.

Both Muslim and Hindu women craft ralli quilts, passing down their skills from generation to generation. During festive occasions like weddings, quilting sessions are accompanied by singing and storytelling.

Ralli quilts are a vital part of the local culture, crafted mainly by rural women, including some nomads. They have many uses in the home, but they are mostly used as bed and floor coverings. When they wear out, they find new purposes as padding for camel saddles or as covers for cattle or buffaloes during cold nights.

The number of ralli quilts a family possesses can indicate personal wealth and are an important component of a girl's dowry. Each household normally has enough ralli’s for each member of the family. Occasionally, ralli quilts are adorned with shells, mirrors, sequins, beads or tassels when created as gifts for special occasions.

In recent times, ralli quilts have gained popularity as a source of income for women artisans, offering them financial independence.

Additional shipping will be invoiced for larger items and overseas shipping.

Disclaimer: Items may have marks and damage due to age.
133x190cm

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