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<p>two warps. Using discontinuous wefts, it varied the weft colour and created distinct colour areas identical on both faces of the fabric. This also facilitated the creation of complex patterns like the <a href="page.php?w=Paisley_%28design%29">''buta''</a> to be woven onto the shawls. </p>

<p><big> Paisley shawl </big></p>
<p>The Kashmir shawl is closely associated with the Paisley shawl. The paisley design, originating in the buta, derives its name from the town of <a href="page.php?w=Paisley%2C_Renfrewshire">Paisley</a> in Scotland, which became famous</p><p>
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