Handloom weaving, an ancient Indian craft celebrated on August 7th, National Handloom Day, involves manually creating intricate fabrics on a loom. With roots tracing back to the Indus Valley ...

National Handloom Day: National Handloom Day is celebrated every year on August 7 in India to honour the contributions of handloom weavers to the country’s economy and culture. India’s handloom sector ...

The handloom sector every year employs 3.5 million people in India directly or indirectly and is regarded as an iconic symbol of India’s diversity and culture. (Image Credits: iStock) The soft touch ...

As National Handloom Day passed by, we took a look at how the humble craft has the ability to elevate your abode while celebrating the Indian artisans’ efforts Handloom creations, wherein a cloth is ...

Imagine standing in a busy market surrounded by the most colourful fabrics you’ve ever seen—silks that shimmer like rainbows, soft cottons with patterns that twist and curl, and scarves so light they ...

National Handloom Day is observed every year on August 7 to celebrate and honour the rich legacy of India's handloom industry and the contribution of weavers to the country's cultural and economic ...

To boost marketing and exports of of handloom products, the textile Textiles ministry will be announcing a revamped national programme next year, a senior textile ministry official said “As the ...

A celebration of thread and tradition — National Handloom Day reminds us that preserving India’s weaving heritage means embracing it every day (Image: Aabharnam ) August 7 marks National Handloom Day ...

Every year on August 7, India celebrates National Handloom Day to honour its centuries-old weaving traditions and the immense contribution of handloom weavers to the country’s economy and cultural ...

Banarasi sarees: A must-have in your trousseau, these sarees from Uttar Pradesh are beautifully and intricately woven with golden and silver threads (Image: Canva) Handloom sarees are miniature pieces ...