Sanniveśa means a created work. Kalabha-rāṭ-prabha means one who has the effulgence of the king of the young elephants. Both cut and uncut cloth are mentioned because cloth was used to make various ornaments by cutting (whereas whole pieces of cloth were used for shawls and turbans etc.) Similar cloth was given by the weaver to Kṛṣṇa when He first went to Mathurā. Use of the word śṛṅgāritaḥ denotes wearing fancy cloth similar to that of a young elephant (since śṛṅgāra can refer particularly to the elaborate dressing of an elephant on festive occasions.)