Utpal-da,
  
pl call me on Saturday night or whole Sunday (US EST) or (whole Sunday daytime 
Indian time).
  My phone number is 202-215-4328 
   
  Having seen handicrafts/garments exports zooming in North India it think it 
could be good business opp. for NE region as well. Even handmade paper has been 
a booming export http://www.islamicvoice.com/december.2001/initiative.htm
   
  http://www.unido.org/file-storage/download/?file_id=43164
   
  http://www.handmadepaper.com/about-us.htm co. website
   
  Umesh
   
  
Utpal Borah <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
            Umesh Da, when is the good time to talk to you, pls let me know
   
  utpal 
    ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: umesh sharma 
  To: Pradip Kumar Datta ; NorthEastIndia ; [email protected] ; [EMAIL 
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      I used to wear colorful red Naga shawl while at Delhi Univ. My 
Arunanchali college friend Mariom Karlo  gifted me a sleeveless jacket with 
emroidery . Wonderful designs popular all over India. Can have great market 
abroad.
   
  Umesh

Pradip Kumar Datta <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
            100 years of Mising fashion at one go
- City fashion designer charts tribe’s bridalwear down the ages     A STAFF 
REPORTER Telegraph India                A model in a modern Mising bridal dress 
 Guwahati, April 18: What is a Mising girl most likely to wear on her wedding 
day? 
  Mekhela chador, of course! 
  “Wrong,” fashion designer Anamika Patiri would say. For, thanks to her, next 
time a Mising girl gets married, she will have 100 years of bridal fashion to 
choose from. 
  And that is not just a variation of the ubiquitous mekhela chador.
  The designer, who won rave reviews at her very first fashion show for her 
attention to detail, is now documenting the evolution of Mising bridalwear over 
the past century.
  “What a typical Mising bride used to look 100 years back is vastly different 
from her new avatar,” says Anamika. 
  “My research will peep into the style statement of a typical Mising bride. 
Earlier, bridalwear was less chic and more conservative, which represented the 
simple living habits of the village belle. With time, change is inevitable. In 
a way, my research charts the preferences of women on their big day down the 
ages,” said Anamika, who took up the project on behalf of a recently-floated 
voluntary organisation, Mising Cultural Foundation, in Guwahati. In order to 
understand the nuances of Mising craftsmanship, Anamika spent days speaking to 
ethinic handloom artisans. Mising women of all age groups also came to her aid. 
  In her study, Anamika has divided Mising bridal wear into five stages. 
  In the first stage, titled “ancient”, a Mising bride wears an eri mekhela 
with the traditional Mising flower motif, and a gero (a piece of cloth) tied on 
the waistline, a gero to cover her chest and a yambo as veil. 
  The second stage shows the bride in a mugar mekhela, mugar riha (a piece of 
cloth) and veil. 
  In the third phase, the bride is seen wearing the mekhela chador, riha and 
blouse. 
  In the fourth stage, the bride sports mekhela chador, gero and blouse. 
  In the fifth stage, the “modern” stage, the Mising bride dons silk mekhela 
chador, almost resembling an Assamese bride. 
  Anamika’s research will soon be showcased at a fashion show organised by the 
Mising Cultural Foundation. 
  “There is no doubt that the traditional Mising fabric is quite rich and 
gorgeous. Through the bridal fashion show, we will try to bring to the fore the 
richness of the Mising weaving tradition. And this tradition certainly deserves 
to be preserved,” says Anamika.
    
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