a part of this work, is at the Association pour l'Etude et la Documentation des Textiles d'Asie collection at Paris (inv. no. 3222). The vastra, commissioned by Koch king Naranarayana, was woven by 12 master weavers in Barpeta under the supervision of Sankardev over a period of six-month and completed towards the end of 1554. This textile art depicted the life and deeds of lord Krishna, who is worshipped in Eka Sarana Nama Dharma. The cloth was housed in the royal court of Kochbehar after the saint presented it to the king; but it disappeared at some point. It is believed that parts of this cloth made its way to Tibet and from there to its present place. See also Sattra Borgeet Madhavdev Dihanaam Ankia Naat Vrindavani vastra Notes References Vaishnav Santa Srimanta Sankaradeva – translation: Rajibaksha Rakshit. Kaziranga. The only Bengali book available in market on Sankaradeva Further reading External links atributetosankaradeva.org – The Religion, philosophy, Literature, Art, Culture (and more) of Mahapurusha Srimanta Sankardev The Sattras of Assam – By BK Barua and HV Sreenivasa Murthy, pages from hindubooks.org 1449 births 1568 deaths Ekasarana Dharma Hindu revivalists People from Nagaon district Bhakti movement Assamese-language poets Assam dramatists and playwrights Indian male songwriters Poets from Assam Kayastha 15th-century Indian musicians 16th-century Indian musicians 15th-century Indian poets 16th-century Indian poets Indian male poets Musicians from Assam Indian Hindu saints 15th-century Indian dramatists and playwrights 16th-century Indian dramatists and playwrights Dramatists and playwrights from Assam Writers from Assam