From Ryndia silk to Vaishali S, Indian handloom is a vibrant tapestry. Explore its past, present, and future in the face of fast fashion and technological
hurdles. Let's celebrate this beautiful craft.
Meghalaya's Living Silk
The unique beauty of Ryndia silk from Meghalaya is a testament to the enduring allure of handloom. It's a living tradition. This section celebrates the meticulous craftsmanship behind this specific textile and the communities who are keeping this form of art alive by continuing to produce it.
Saris and Handlooms
Bengal's bridal saris and the broader handloom movement in India have a very special place in Indian culture. But are they falling out of favor? This segment explores the saris and their importance, how the handloom is trying to stay relevant.
Vaishali S's Naad
Designer Vaishali S and her label 'Naad' is explored here. The struggles the handloom industry faces. It also focuses on the clash between innovative design and modern fashion in the handloom industry.
Tech's Double Edged Sword
Modern technology can be beneficial but at times, it can hurt the handloom workers. This section delves into how technology discriminates against handloom workers, impacting the economic and social fabric.
Saving Handlooms Today?
What exactly are we preserving when we choose handloom? This section explores the value of preserving traditional handloom and its role in keeping Indian heritage alive and well. It covers the importance of the 'Dhoti Drop' too.
