Shikargah refers to a specific type of printing or weaving motif originating from North India, depicting hunting scenes that depict the royal hunting hobby of the medieval kings. The word Shikargah is derived from the Hindi word shikar, meaning 'to hunt'. Plant, animal and other natural motifs are the most commonly used. Darker blues and greens are the common colours used, although lighter fabrics can also be found. The weaving is very intricate and dense creating a very glamorous and festive look.
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