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PASHMINA WEAVING PROCESS
Kashmir's last Mukh maker, 75, fears his 50-year-old craft may die with him: How Abdul Majeed Zargar is keeping Pashmina weaving tradition aliveBehind Kashmir's famous Pashmina shawls is a little-known wooden instrument without which traditional weaving would be difficult. Called th...- Piyush Goyal celebrates UP's heritage. How Banarasi silk is not just a bridal saree, but is turning into jackets, bodysuitsPiyush Goyal recently celebrated Uttar Pradesh's GI-tagged crafts, including Banarasi silk, known for its intricate zari work and elaborate...
- Looms of Ladakh rejects irregularity charges, says Pashmina cooperative acted within lawLooms of Ladakh Women Cooperative Ltd denies registration and functioning irregularities. The cooperative asserts its decade-long work foll...
- Stitching the Value Chain: How PM MITRA parks are rewriting India's textile destinyIndia's textile sector, a vital economic pillar, is undergoing a transformative shift with the PM MITRA scheme. This initiative aims to ove...
- Real vs fake Pashmina: How to spot an authentic Kashmiri shawlIndia's premium textile market faces a credibility gap in Pashmina shawls due to widespread misrepresentation. Authentic Pashmina, rooted i...
- National Textiles Ministers’ Conference: A unified weave for the Bharat’s textiles futureAs the National Textiles Ministers’ Conference convenes, it highlights the sector's vital role in India's economy and culture, employing mi...
- KVIC to begin Pashmina production soon in Varanasi: MSME ministryAbout 50 tonne raw Pashmina is produced in Leh-Ladakh per annum out of which, after cleaning and processing, only 15 tonne dehaired wool is...
- Pandemic has made craftspeople go digital: Iti Tyagi, Founder, Craft VillageThis year’s event is significant as the pandemic has wiped out the livelihoods of artisans and they have great hopes the event will help th...
- Cashmere, Pashmina industries fading in KashmirWeavers have produced exquisite shawls in Kashmir for centuries, but their craft risks dying out in the face of cheap foreign imports.
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