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Share Your Pictures/Videos of Wearing or Using Handloom Products and Get Featured

Start Date :
Jul 28, 2021
Last Date :
Aug 07, 2021
23:45 PM IST (GMT +5.30 Hrs)
India’s Handloom sector is a symbol of our glorious cultural heritage and is an important source of livelihood in the country. ...
Handloom sarees are soft in texture and more resilient whereas a power-loom saree will be stiff and hard in feel due to compact weaving and even spreading of the weft which happens in powerloom. ... Handloom sarees often have extra threads left at the end of the pallu, which can be used for making tassels.
The types of Handloom products include handloom decorative, handloom fabric, handloom saree, handloom textiles, cotton clothes and more.
handloom textile is the most popular work because the workers gave the more effect to give the successful things it's a territory sector .In our country many people involved in territory sector it gives successful for them.single cloth gives the more effect to gave success for them . territory sector is very high percentage when compared to primary sector and secondary sector . textile, banking, etc are all the territory sector.mostly textile is used in many people to success their business.
tree plantation. trees are main source of oxgen to all living organisms and animals
let's do so to get our picture featured.
🌺🌺शुभ प्रभात🌺🌺
हमारे यहां तो ज्यादातर लोग बुनाई का काम जानते हैं।मेरे पिताजी और मेरे दादाजी , मेरे बड़े पापाजी सभी बुन लेते हैं।
आजकल तो सोफ़ा सेट आ गया है लेकिन हमारे यहां बेड जिसे **पलका** कहते हैं कि परंपरा अभी भी है।
और ज्यादातर गांवों के लोग गरीब होते हैं , जहां से मैं भी हूं।
एक और होता है जिसे “*खाट या खटिया*” कहते हैं।
बो भी हमारे यहां है मेरे पिताजी में बुनी थी।
To boost textile in india , Either curb import on textile goods and produce equivalent quality goods in india or get machinery,technology ,fashion designing of foreign and make in india
Handloom Industry reflects the culture of India & it is the second largest employment sector after agriculture in rural India. When 4.3 million people involved either directly or indirectly with this industry and 15% of cloth production in the country comes from it https://www.uppoliceresults.co.in/haryana-labour-department/
Handloom Industry reflects the culture of India & it is the second-largest employment sector after agriculture in rural India. When 4.3 million people involved either directly or indirectly with this industry and 15% of cloth production in the country comes from it, it is really important to maintain the importance of this industry. with this aim, Tanti Handloom strives to play its role to promote handloom across the world https://www.uppoliceresults.co.in/haryana-labour-department/
On the occassion of National Handloom Day I just want to thank those invisible hands that weave my style.....💞
I support my weavers because they are preserving our age old techniques and providing a susutainable choice.
For me....the tagline goes like this😊
"Indian Handloom...Drape the Grace"
Thank you
Pic: Kanjiwaram silk handloom Saree from Tamilnadu.