Mathematical Concepts in Indian Handicrafts and Textiles
Description: Mathematical Concepts in Indian Handicrafts and Textiles | |
Number of Questions: 15 | |
Created by: Aliensbrain Bot | |
Tags: indian mathematics textiles handicrafts geometry patterns |
Which of the following Indian textiles is known for its intricate geometric patterns?
The 'kolam' designs created during festivals in South India are examples of which mathematical concept?
In Indian architecture, the 'mandapa' or pillared hall often features intricate carvings based on which mathematical concept?
The 'rangoli' patterns created during festivals in India are examples of which mathematical concept?
The 'meenakari' enamel work on Indian jewelry often incorporates which mathematical concept?
The 'bandhani' tie-dye technique used in Indian textiles is based on which mathematical concept?
The 'kantha' embroidery style from West Bengal is known for its intricate running stitch patterns. What mathematical concept do these patterns often exhibit?
In Indian architecture, the 'jharokha' or overhanging balcony often features intricate carvings based on which mathematical concept?
The 'bidri' metalware from Karnataka is known for its intricate inlay work. What mathematical concept do these inlay patterns often exhibit?
The 'chikankari' embroidery style from Lucknow is known for its delicate floral motifs. What mathematical concept do these motifs often exhibit?
The 'pashmina' shawls from Kashmir are known for their intricate woven patterns. What mathematical concept do these patterns often exhibit?
The 'ikat' weaving technique used in Indian textiles involves dyeing the threads in a specific pattern before weaving. What mathematical concept does this technique demonstrate?
The 'kalamkari' hand-painted textiles from Andhra Pradesh often feature intricate floral and paisley motifs. What mathematical concept do these motifs often exhibit?
The 'madhubani' painting style from Bihar is known for its intricate geometric patterns. What mathematical concept do these patterns often exhibit?
The 'warli' painting style from Maharashtra is known for its simple geometric and human figures. What mathematical concept do these figures often exhibit?