...which serve as offices for public business. Large halls are seen in many places, called kar-kanays or workshops for the artisans. In one hall embroiderers...in a third, painters ; in a fourth, varnishers in lacquer ; in a fifth, joiners, turners, tailors and shoemakers ; in a sixth, manufacturers of silk,...

...the palace at Delhi in the following terms : " Large halls are seen in many places called karkhanas or workshops for the artisans. In one hall embroiderers...: in a sixth, manufacturers of silk, brocade, and fine muslins." These workshops probably represent the later development of those karkhanas which Abul...

...halls are seen in many places called Kar Kanayas or workshops for the artisans. In one hall, embroiders are busily employed superintended by a master. In another you see the goldsmiths and in a third, .painters. In the fourth, varnishers in lacquer worked, in a fifth joiners, turners,...

...attached specialists produced sumptuous goods: Large halls are seen in many places, called Kar-kanays, or workshops for the artisans. In one hall embroiderers...joiners, turners, tailors, and shoemakers; in a sixth, manufactures of silk, brocade, and those fine muslins of which are made turbans — The artisans repair...

...workshops under supervision. Bernier stated that " Large halls are seen in many places called Koshkanas or workshops for the artisans. In one hall embroiderers...goldsmiths, in a third painters, in a fourth varnishers in lacquer work, in a fifth joiners, turners, tailors, and shoemakers, in a sixth manufacturers of silk...

...reveals the contemporary situation of artists: Large halls are seen in many places, called karkanays or workshops for the artisans. In one hall, embroiderers...another you see the gold-smiths; in a third, painters... The artisans repair every morning to their respective karkanyas, where they remain employed the whole...

...capital. He writes : Within the fortress, "large halls are seen in many places, called 'karkhanahs' or workshops for the artisans. In one hall embroiderers...employed, superintended by a master. In another you see goldsmiths; in a third painters, in a fourth varnishers in lacquerrwork ; in a fifth joiners, turners,...