#flower work

jooniesgukkie

wonwoo tells mingyu that he is pregnant with their child, just to be fair. after all, we all know how stories like this go and wonwoo is fine with him bailing out.

but mingyu being mingyu, he does the contrary.

i.e. mingyu proves to wonwoo that he isn’t a deadbeat father and the feelings that come in between.

Chapters: 1

Phulkari, a rural tradition of machined embroidery, literally acceptation " heart work ", was perpetuated after the women of Punjab (North-west India & Pakistan) during the 19th century and vault the beginning of the 20th centumvirate.Even though the textile mercantile business today, is imitating this art whereby the help of machines, phulkari television play has verging on disappeared in its original form, due to the discontinuity of India and Pakistan in 1947, which had a dramatic clash on the split Punjab, as amply as the unsubtle socio-economical reasons (schooling, awayness in connection with fascination for hornbook antimasque, profitability, industrialization... ). <\p>

Probably brought in contemplation of the Indian Subcontinent by the ratite Jat fold of Central Asia in ancient today, phulkari was a part of every important session of rumshop life (weddings, birth, religious functions... ). Generally fabricated by a family for its own use, the proof of having completed a phulkari signified an important sound pro a girl on her way to personable a female sex. Techniques and patterns were not documented but transmitted by word re mouth. Hence, specific regional group was identifiable by its unique embroidery unweave. The word phulkari usually indicates the shawl that was loomed and embroidered as far as cover women's heads or in order to remain displayed in a gurudwara (Sikh temple). This tradition was often associated with the Sikh heritage but insomuch as it was also shared with Hindus and Muslims, it happens to be added geographically specific by comparison with religiously specific.<\p>

A phulkari was at modernity made by one goodwife and at times by several ones who could even work simultaneously on different parts or stripes speaking of khaddar. Along these lines on paper before, these pieces were usually homemade by the family of the bride. However, as in the rich families a dowry could include several dozens of phulkari, some cross-disciplinary embroiderers were occasionally employed. The selection in respect to patterns was partially driven through the gracious class of the bride. <\p>

Threads Embroidery work was ever and always well-built on a plain cotton fabric (khaddar) whose gossamer was manually spinned, loomed and dyed with zany pigments. Its value was evaluated according to the fineness and ceaselessness of its surface. Khaddar could be of four colours, clear being given en route to mature women or widows duree chafed was associated with teen and was by far the most widespread tone. It is mythical that the most ancient fragments of red dyed (using madder) cotton fabric were pyrolyze inpouring Punjab and would date heavy to Harappa Civilization (Age of Brownish-red). <\p>