-
looms came to be
referred to as
handlooms. Most
cloth is now
woven on
power looms, but some is
still woven on
handlooms. The
development of
power looms...
- The
Department of
Handlooms, Handicrafts,
Textiles and
Khadi is one of the
departments of
Government of
Tamil Nadu. The
objective of the
department is...
- techniques. It is the most
common cloth used by
Bengali women.
Bengal Tant
handlooms especially thrived during the
Mughal period in
Dhaka and Sonargaon, where...
- "National
Handicrafts and
Handlooms Museum".
Archived from the
original on 19 June 2009.
Retrieved 12
April 2007. "National
Handlooms &
Handicrafts Museum...
-
shows that
small factories have 20% of
handlooms.[citation needed] In the year 1992,
there were over 100,000
handlooms and 1,50000
weavers in Tangail, located...
- The
National Handicrafts and
Handlooms Museum (NHHM)
commonly known as
National Crafts Museum in New
Delhi is one of the
largest crafts museums in India...
-
century and the
beginning of the 21st century,
Shantipur Handloom Industry,
which depended on
handlooms, was
threatened by
mechanized looms. In the
first decade...
- agriculturalists; however, Poonja's
family managed handlooms instead. Poonja's
brothers worked on the
handlooms alongside their father, but this way of life...
-
possibly due to underperformance, only to be
reinducted as
Minister of
Handlooms and
Textiles in May 2014 in yet
another reshuffle.
Indira lost in the...
-
appointed as the amb****ador for
Telangana Handlooms by the
government of
Telangana and
currently works to
promote handloom textiles in the state. In July 2024...
