Handloom Fabrics

National Handloom Day: The first Handloom Day was celebrated in 2015 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Chennai.

Threads of heritage interconnected with modern artistry.Celebrating the skilled hands that weave India's cultural tapestry, one loom at a time.

The University Grants Commission (UGC) has reiterated to universities to consider using ceremonial robes made out of handloom fabrics for special occasions such as convocation, according to officials.

The UGC stated that using handloom fabrics not only instills a sense of pride in being Indian but also contributes to the promotion of the handloom industry.

Kalamkari is an age-old technique known to beautify textiles with beautiful paintings hand-painted on cotton fabrics.

UGC had sent a directive four years ago in the light of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's appeal for handloom revival.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday called for enhanced handloom use.

Beautiful, handwoven sarees and other material may become a thing of the past very soon. That is because Gen-Next seems to be moving away virtually en masse from taking up weaving as a livelihood option.

National Handloom Day: The first Handloom Day was celebrated in 2015 by Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Chennai.

Threads of heritage interconnected with modern artistry.Celebrating the skilled hands that weave India's cultural tapestry, one loom at a time.

The University Grants Commission (UGC) has reiterated to universities to consider using ceremonial robes made out of handloom fabrics for special occasions such as convocation, according to officials.

The UGC stated that using handloom fabrics not only instills a sense of pride in being Indian but also contributes to the promotion of the handloom industry.

Kalamkari is an age-old technique known to beautify textiles with beautiful paintings hand-painted on cotton fabrics.

UGC had sent a directive four years ago in the light of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's appeal for handloom revival.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday called for enhanced handloom use.

Beautiful, handwoven sarees and other material may become a thing of the past very soon. That is because Gen-Next seems to be moving away virtually en masse from taking up weaving as a livelihood option.