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Handloom made cushion cover draws attention at G20 Summit exhibition - Vimarsana News

Handloom made cushion cover draws attention at G20 Summit exhibition

The G20 Summit in New Delhi has provided an opportunity for weavers to showcase their handloom art at the Bharat Mandapam International Exhibition and

G20 Summit: Ancient musical instruments, terracotta craft, handloom-made cushion cover enthral foreign delegates - Vimarsana News

G20 Summit: Ancient musical instruments, terracotta craft, handloom-made cushion cover enthral foreign delegates

The special dinner hosted by President Draupadi Murmu for G20 leaders on September 9 evening will witness a musical performance showcasing ancient

Celebrating Indian Handlooms: A Tribute to Its Weavers - Vimarsana News

Celebrating Indian Handlooms: A Tribute to Its Weavers

Read article about Indian handlooms embody the artistic mastery of skilled weavers who transform cotton, wool, linen, and silk threads into exquisite textiles. The vibrancy and richness of colours achieved in these textiles stand unparalleled, showcasing the nation’s diverse heritage. Supporting authentic handloom products sustains this tradition and empowers weavers. and more articles about Textile industary at Fibre2Fashion

Give a handloom twist to your home - Vimarsana News

Give a handloom twist to your home

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 | Fashion Trends

Preserving Our Handloom Heritage - Vimarsana News

Preserving Our Handloom Heritage

India was once known for exporting fine handloom fabrics with beautiful designs to several countries until the British disrupted the sector during the