India makes 95% of the world’s handloom, yet its weavers work barely 200 days a year and exports are just ₹1,359 crore. Making weaving a viable livelihood means filling the order gap and measuring how much value actually reaches the loom.
India makes 95% of the world’s handloom, yet its weavers work barely 200 days a year and exports are just ₹1,359 crore. Making weaving a viable livelihood means filling the order gap and measuring how much value actually reaches the loom.
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