'Panipat' one of the Historically famous city is otherwise known as the city of Hand looms in India. The jacquard woven home furnishing textiles of this city are world famous. The designing procedure followed by the local designers are based on the compound tie-up principle which reduces the physical labor of the designers during graphing but it needs more mental work. The various woven textile products of the city with their technical specifications, the details of instruments, loom arrangement as well as the designing procedure followed for jacquard woven textiles have been discussed lucidly.

This book is all about the principles and procedures of construction of almost all types of weaves on graph paper as well as their development in cloth on loom. Each category of weave and their derivatives have been discussed precisely in a systematic way. The 3 Dimensional weaves and their developments in cloth on loom has been discussed. The basics of computer aided textile designing has also been highlighted. The practical application of different type of weaves in the development of the jacquard woven designs has been described with the examples. The book will be useful for the students from Diploma to Master degrees of textile trade, the designers in textile, fashion and the technocrats of textile industries.

'Dhalapathar Parda' is one of the unique hand loom woven traditional door screen of India. The door screens are woven by a particular community known as 'Rangani' at a village called 'Dhalapathar' which situates about sixty kilometers from the state capital of Odisha state. The technique of weaving of the door screen is unique and not seen in any other places of India. The technique enables the weaver to create very large unit design on the center of the door screen without the use of jacquard or Jala which at least would require 600 hooks jacquard machine to weave. The designing craftsmanship of the weavers without using any graph which is reflected in the door screens is incomparable.