This National Handloom Day, why not go beyond saris and discover other wonderful handloom products made in India by our 35,22,500 weavers/handloom workers.
Ever wondered what centuries of artistry under your feet would feel like? These hand-block printed cotton dhurries by skilled Rajasthani artisans is your answer.
pi in Rajasthan, these rugs combine traditional charm with everyday comfort.
Kerala weaving traditions are responsible for fabrics crafted from fine cotton, featuring lovely soft hues, signature bold stripes, simple borders that speak of timeless grace and understated elegance.
Thokro-dum is the traditional attire of Lepcha men in Sikkim. The outfit consists of white, calf-length pyjamas paired with a tunic-like upper garment called yenthatse.
Easily one of the most famous products out of India, it's worn in the streets of Manhattan, runways of London to the parties of Japan. Kashmiri shawls are handwoven from wool sourced from the undercoat of Himalayan goats; they are soft as a whisper and incredibly light, yet super warm.
A striking blend of heritage and elegance, a 700-year-old weaving technique from Gujarat’s Saurashtra region brings this item to your wardrobe. Woven by the Dangasia community.
Made with locally-sourced cotton, talented Maharashtrian weavers create eye-catching hangings for your drawing room or office space.