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The Indian handloom industry, known for its rich heritage and intricate craftsmanship, has seen remarkable advancements this week. Two major developments have taken center stage: The European Union (EU) and Indian Government’s Collaborative Projects to enhance the textile and handicraft sectors. Dressfolk’s New Funding Boost, which aims to expand its product range and strengthen its

Dastkar is a renowned non-profit organization in India, dedicated to supporting traditional craftspeople, many of whom are women from rural areas. Established in 1981 by six professionals, including Laila Tyabji, Dastkar aims to help artisans integrate into the economic mainstream by providing them with tools, support, and market access. Founding and Early Challenges In the

Handloom weaving is one of the oldest crafts in India, deeply rooted in tradition and culture. Despite its historical significance, the sector has remained largely untapped in the global market. With the rise of sustainable fashion, handloom brands are now redefining the industry, blending tradition with contemporary styles. Two such brands leading the way are