A bandhani sari with 'Hathi ne popat kor' and 'putli Jhar', a hunting motif with motifs of elephants and parrots and a dancing woman and a shrub. Curled leaves, rampant lions, birds and women are worked in contrast on the red background, with resistant patterns in white with touches of green. The border features a parrot and lotus as well as an elephant and lotus motif (Anand, 1991). Figure 265: Odhani, Ras Mandal motif in the center surrounded by a hunting scene, Shikar Bhat motifs, Jamnagar, Gujarat, 1867; Source: Victoria & Albert Museum, LondonFigure 266: Shikar Bhat, with hathi ne popat kor and putti jhar, a hunting motif with motifs of elephant and parrot and dancing women and a shrub, respectively. Bamdhani sari from Kutch, Gujarat, contemporary. Curled leaves, rampant lions, birds and women are worked on a red background, with resistant patterns in white with touches of green. The border features a parrot and lotus, as well as an elephant and lotus design; Source: Tirta, 1989 Figure 267: Bandhani depicting tigers, an elephant with riders and a peacock all over the field, Gujarat; Source: Museum of Crafts, New