The handloom industry is one of the oldest and the largest industry in India, repressing and preserving the vibrant Indian culture. Indian arts are now disguised worldwide for their hand spinning, weaving and printing elegance. A land of selection in all sense—India has most to supply, it might just take you by surprise. From the array of delicacies to the attention-grabbing customs, traditions and festivals we tend to celebrate, each state has its own cultural identity. In India, every state has its unique fabric, Kashmir to Kanyakumari every region has its own handloom techniques that are used to weave many unique fabrics.

The operations of this industry are primarily housed hold based, wherein various members of the family put in joint efforts for production. These activities are spread across thousands of towns and villages of the country and involve the transfer of skills from one generation to the next. The strength of the handloom industry lies in the fact that it involves hardly any usage of capital and power, is eco-friendly and suitable for innovation and transforms on with respect to market requirements.