Payal Pratap works closely with weaving clusters across India, including Banaras, Bhagalpur, West Bengal and Bhagaiya, ...

When people think of Gen Z fashion, they think fast fashion, Insta-approved outfits, and same-day deliveries (or even same hour). However, surprisingly, a slow revolution is weaving its way back into ...

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 ...

Khesh, a handloom tradition from West Bengal, is gaining attention. This sustainable fabric reuses old sarees. The process involves ripping sarees into strips for weaving. Khesh embodies zero-waste ...

Across weddings, festive occasions, and ceremonial gifting, Banarasi silk products remain one of the most recognisable textiles associated with Uttar Pradesh. In Varanasi, the silk economy extends ...

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 ...

Founded by Dr. Purtika Choudhury, Chhunchi blends timeless Indian craftsmanship with contemporary design through its authentic handloom cotton saree collection. In a world dominated by fast fashion, ...