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Tips for Sourcing Sustainable Cotton
1) Seed Selection and Sustainable Cotton Production: Seeds form the foundation of agriculture, representing both yield and farmers'...


National Schemes
The Indian Government has introduced a series of initiatives and programs aimed at bolstering the textile and apparel industry: 1....

Haryana - Panja Durries
Panja weaving is an integral part of India's rich weaving heritage, primarily employed in creating durries, lightweight woven rugs for...


Tripura - Rignai, Risa, and Rituku
The handloom and handicrafts of Tripura showcase remarkable beauty. The people of Tripura, known as Tripuris, possess innate artistic...

Odisha- Khandua Weave
Khandua, also referred to as Maniabandi or Kataki, is a traditional ikat saree with intricate designs, originating from Odisha. It is...

Chattisgarh - Kosa Silk Weave
Kosa silk, a variant of Tussar silk, is derived from the Indian silkworm Antheraea mylitta. These silkworms create their cocoons on...

West Bengal - Jamdani Weave
Jamdani, a lightweight and translucent cotton brocade featuring floral patterns, likely derived its name from the Persian words "jama"...

Madhya Pradesh - Chanderi Weave
The Chanderi fabric has a rich tradition of being woven into sarees, historically favoured by royal families for special occasions....

Andhra Pradesh - Venkatagiri Weave
Originating from the historic town of Venkatagiri, the Venkatagiri saris stand as some of South India's softest and most enduring saris....

Sikkim - Lepcha Weave
Lepcha weaves, known as 'thara', are crafted using vertical looms with a backstrap, resulting in narrow-width looms. These tharas are...

Mizoram - Puanchei
Puanchei, also referred to as the Mizo shawl, holds a significant role within Mizo culture and is donned by women during special...

Kerala - Chendamangalam handlooms
Chendamangalam, an ancient handloom town in Kerala located 35 km from Kochi, has gained renown for its traditional saris, dhotis, and...

Uttarakhand - Panchachuli Weave
Situated on the border between Tibet and Nepal, nestled at the foot of the Panchachuli mountain range, there thrives a burgeoning...

Himachal pradesh - Kullu Shawls
The Kullu shawl, a twill-weave garment woven in Kullu, Himachal Pradesh, is renowned for its patterned borders. Crafted from coarse local...

Tamil Nadu - Kandagi Weave
Tamil Nadu, a land rich in fabrics and weaving traditions, is home to various weaving hubs, with Chettinad standing out for its vibrant...

Maharashtra - Karvath Kathi Sari Weaving
The traditional Karvat Kathi sarees and fabrics hailing from Maharashtra have their origins in the Vidarbha region of the state. This...

Assam - Bodo Weaving
The Bodos, belonging to the Bodo Kachari ethnic group, are concentrated mainly in the Assam plains, particularly in districts like...

Goa - Kunbi Weave
Considered the oldest weave of the region, the Kunbi sari has deep cultural significance among the Kunbi tribe. The name itself, formed...

Nagaland - Chakhesang shawl
In the craft of Naga shawl weaving, a strong connection exists between the process and the cultural rituals and beliefs of the Nagaland...

Arunachal Pradesh - Singpho Weave
The Singpho people inhabit regions across India's North-east, China, and Myanmar. Historically, they held significant influence on the...
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