the kali to remove the excess of impurities and again dipped in cold water for about 2-3 times. The dye bath is prepared in which the proportion varies according to the hues and shapes The kali is dipped in the dye bath, removed, and dried completely. This is repeated 2 to 3 times. It is then washed in cold water to make it much smoother and lustrous. After the dyeing process is completed, the silk threads are wounded upon the Asari with a very smooth touch which is done by the women. A Rahat was also used for wounding but since it was very much time-consuming. They started using the machines made up of the cycle wheel which is less time-consuming. From the asari, the silk threads are transferred on a kandi. The silk threads are finally set onto the loom. Loom It takes approximately one day to set the silk threads on the loom. "Tansal" is used to put the "wagi". The "pavda" works like the paddle to speed up the weaving. The "jhatka" is used to push the "kandi" from one side to the other. "Pushthe" is used in designing the border of Paithani in which it is punched according to design application. "Pagey" are tied to the loom. The threads are then passed through "fani". There are two types of motion: Primary motions: Shedding — dividing the warp sheet or shed into two layers, one above the other for the passage of shuttle with the weft threads. Picking — passing a pick of weft from one selvage of a cloth through the warp threads. Beating — dividing the last pick through the fell of cloth with the help of slay fixed on the reel. Secondary motions: Take up motion — taking up the cloth when being woven and winding it on the roller. Let off motion — letting the warp wound on a warp beam, when the cloth is taken up on the cloth roller beam. Taking up and letting off the warp are done simultaneously. Weaving Paithani saris are silks in which there is no extra weft forming figures. The figuring weave was obtained by a plain tapestry technique. There are three techniques of weaving; Split tapestry weave - the simplest weave where two weft threads are woven up to adjacent warp threads and then reversed. The warp threads are then cut and retied to a