India is a famous for its handloom fabrics write the story of a handloom kurta.
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A Handloom kurta is a kurta woven by hand. It is one of the most popular handicrafts of India. Earlier handloom kurtas were in great demand both in India and foreign countries but now it is not so much in demand in India. On the other hand still it is in high demand in foreign countries.
Indian floral prints, dating back to the 18th century A.D were discovered by Sir Aurel Stein in the icy waters of Central Asia.
There is no definite historical evidence as to when the handloom weaving industry started at Ilkal and Guledgudd. But according to the popular belief and circumstances, it might have started in the 8th century when the Chalukya Dynasty was in full swing in this region.
The “India Handloom” brand would be evolved based on high quality defect free, socially and environmentally compliant product for catering to the needs of the high-end consumers looking for niche handmade products. The scheme would initially be made voluntary.
Surat:
This city in the state of Gujarat is one of the greatest textile industries in India. It is famous for its handloom and diamond market. It is also known as the Textile City of Gujarat. The skills performed here includes production of yarn, weaving, processing and embroidery.
Khadi, which is also known as Khaddar, is the pride of India. Khadi is cloth that is hand spun and hand woven in India. Cotton, silk or wool or a mixture of these materials is used for the production of Khadi. It is a cloth that can be worn both in summers and winters.
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