Source: IndiaMart Banarasi Sarees: A History Steeped in Tradition The Banarasi saree is not just a garment; it's a legacy. Woven in the holy city of Varanasi, also known as Banaras, for centuries, these sarees are renowned for their intricate designs, rich colors, and luxurious fabrics. They are a testament to the skill and artistry of Indian weavers, passed down through generations. The origins of Banarasi
Textile and handloom Seminar was organized by Jd institute of fashion technology Cochin on December 7, 2023. The entire seminar was led by Dr May Jacob Director of Research and Project Development at Agronature, "Textile and Handloom." The enlightening seminar covered a variety of topics, making a lasting impression on students from the Fashion and Interior Design departments. The presentation was not only
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Handlooms is not only important due to its artistic connotations, it also plays an important part within the country’s frugality, because it's the second largest profitable exertion after husbandry. Together with the foremost important diligence in India, working with handlooms has handed employment to a minimum of 4.3 million people ( according to the 2009-2010 agreement). There are basically product capitals scattered along
National Handloom Day is celebrated by the Ministry of Textiles on the 7th of August, in order to protect and raise awareness of our handloom heritage. On this day, the community of handloom weavers are honoured and their contributions to socio-economic development is recognised and highlighted all over the nation. This day is commemorated as a resolution to protect our heritage of handloom