palampore
- noun
- /ˌpɑːləmˈpɔːr/
- Archaic
- The palampore draped elegantly over the bed added a touch of color to the room.
- Indian palampore
Examples
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The museum displayed a rare palampore with intricate floral designs from the 18th century.
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Collectors value palampore for its vibrant colors and detailed hand-painted patterns.
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She decorated her bedroom with a beautiful palampore draped over the bed.
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The palampore added a vibrant touch to the room.
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She chose a beautiful palampore for her bedroom.
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In the art gallery, visitors admired the intricate designs of the antique palampore hanging on the wall.
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She chose a beautiful palampore to use as a curtain, transforming the sunlight streaming in through the window.
Synonyms
A thick, decorative cloth with pictures woven into it, often hung on a wall
How Decorative
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word palampore comes from an Indian phrase made of palang and posh, which mean 'bed' and 'cover'. So a palampore is literally a decorated 'bed cover', which is why these large, colorful cloths were used as bedcovers, curtains, or wall hangings.