Arrange the following techniques involved in the process of manufacturing Rajasthani short paintings.

(A) Burnished with an agate
(B) The outline is prepared.
(C) Thin sheets of handmade papers glued together.
(D) Colour pigments are mixed with glue and applied on the pages.

Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

(C), (B), (D), (A)

The correct answer is Option (4) → (C), (B), (D), (A)

(C) Thin sheets of handmade papers glued together.
(B) The outline is prepared.
(D) Colour pigments are mixed with glue and applied on the pages.
(A) Burnished with an agate.

Paintings were painted on waslis — layered, thin sheets of handmade papers glued together to get the desired thickness. The outline was sketched on waslis in black or brown followed by colours fixed therein by brief notations or sample patches. Colour pigments were predominantly obtained from minerals and precious metals like gold and silver that were mixed with glue as the binding medium. Camel and squirrel hair were used in brushes. On completion, the painting was burnished with an agate to lend it a uniform sheen and an appealing resplendence.