palampore
noun
pal·am·pore
\ˈpaləmˌpȯ(ə)r\
variants: less commonly
palampoor
\-ˌpu̇(ə)r\Definition of palampore
-s
: painted or printed cotton cloth used in India especially for bedcovers, garments, and prayer rugs
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Origin and Etymology of palampore
probably from Palanpur, town in Rajputana, India
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