The handloom sector is key to women's empowerment. Over 70% of handloom weavers and associated workers are females. (Photo PTI) National Handloom Day is observed every year on August 7th across the ...

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Renowned for its distinctive aesthetic, the Baluchari saree is a masterpiece of Bengali craftsmanship. Adorned with intricate depictions of ancient epics, mythology, and folklore, its weave embodies a ...

The warp and weft of weaving that gives birth to Indian handloom makes one take pride in the rich textile culture of our country. Showcasing the history and versatility of Indian textiles is the ...

The National Handloom Day is aimed at reviving domestic products and production processes. Indian handlooms have always enjoyed a popular status around the world, but the indigenous handlooms got an ...

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 ...

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 ...