Handloom of India
What is handloom ?
Handlooms are woven on looms
operated by hand and before the
loom became operational crafted
simply by hand and elementary
devices.
The Indian saree and dhoti was
one of the earliest in traditional
clothing to become part of a
woman’s like and daily wear. It is
by the average Indian woman
defined as ‘functional, festive and
fashionable clothing’.
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Uniqueness of handloom
Each handloom product is unique
and never replicated. The difference
between seemingly similar products
seen closely would reveal the slight
changes in design, the orientation of
a pattern, the border width or any
other variation. Like an artist or any
professional, who does not desire
that any two works of his are similar
but individually unique, so too the
weaver, master of his craft creates
the changes however slight they
may be.
kalamkari
Apatani
Muga silk
Bhagalpuri silk
Kosa silk
Kunbi
Bandhani
Panja durries
kullu shawl
Kuchai silk
Mysore silk
kasavu silk
chanderi silk
paithani
Phanek
phulkari
shisha
lepcha
kanjeevaram
chikankari
panchachuli
Indian government
steps to promote and
handlooms of india
Handlooms was set up as an attached non-participating office on 20th
November, 1975 under the Ministry of Commerce. At present it is
functioning under the Ministry of Textiles. The Office of the Development
Commissioner for Handlooms is headed by an officer of Joint Secretary
level having its headquarters at Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi.
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. The producers would be
encouraged to maintain the quality of the product, which will be
specified. All the products under the brand should have the
benchmarked quality for the raw material, the processing as well as for
packing and labeling besides proving the origin from the hand-woven
sector.
Objectives of the scheme
•The objectives will be to promote a premium brand with
stress on quality on the following:Ensure quality in designing
and weaving and defect free product for safeguarding
interest of the buyers.
•Ensure compliance with relevant social and environmental
laws
•Conserve, promote culture and tradition relating to
handlooms.
•Promote production of high-end products, and thereby
increase wage earning of the weavers’ substantially; and,
•Facilitate marketing of handloom products through e-
commerce.

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    Handlooms are wovenon looms operated by hand and before the loom became operational crafted simply by hand and elementary devices. The Indian saree and dhoti was one of the earliest in traditional clothing to become part of a woman’s like and daily wear. It is by the average Indian woman defined as ‘functional, festive and fashionable clothing’.
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    Each handloom productis unique and never replicated. The difference between seemingly similar products seen closely would reveal the slight changes in design, the orientation of a pattern, the border width or any other variation. Like an artist or any professional, who does not desire that any two works of his are similar but individually unique, so too the weaver, master of his craft creates the changes however slight they may be.
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    Indian government steps topromote and handlooms of india
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    Handlooms was setup as an attached non-participating office on 20th November, 1975 under the Ministry of Commerce. At present it is functioning under the Ministry of Textiles. The Office of the Development Commissioner for Handlooms is headed by an officer of Joint Secretary level having its headquarters at Udyog Bhawan, New Delhi. 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. The producers would be encouraged to maintain the quality of the product, which will be specified. All the products under the brand should have the benchmarked quality for the raw material, the processing as well as for packing and labeling besides proving the origin from the hand-woven sector.
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    Objectives of thescheme •The objectives will be to promote a premium brand with stress on quality on the following:Ensure quality in designing and weaving and defect free product for safeguarding interest of the buyers. •Ensure compliance with relevant social and environmental laws •Conserve, promote culture and tradition relating to handlooms. •Promote production of high-end products, and thereby increase wage earning of the weavers’ substantially; and, •Facilitate marketing of handloom products through e- commerce.

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