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On 7th August, 2021, WeaverStory along with Indian bravehearts hosted a charity event on the occasion of National Handloom day, to help raise funds for the underprivileged women get proper...

An Indian woman’s wardrobe or wedding trousseau is incomplete without one very important possession - the quintessential Kanjivaram Saree. WeaverStory brings you the kanjivaram saree, shaped through the beauty of...

Ru ba ru…. an intimate summer wedding collective Ru ba ru is an amalgamation of joyous shades of pure katan silk sarees that suit all occasion from a small get-together...

WeaverStory to plant a 1000 trees in the Sundarbans Mangrove Plantation. This is an initiative to reduce the carbon footprint and help preserve the green shade for the wildlife who...

India is a land of diverse weaves and Banarasi is known as the king of handwoven textiles. With Tanchois to Kadhwas to Meenakari there are almost twenty different  ways to...

Aeons ago, the Sage, Markhandeya is believed to have first woven silk saris, for the gods and goddesses. His legacy and his descendants are the torchbearers of this wonderful South-Indian...

Fiber to Fabric Weaving Georgettes and Chiffons on a handloom

Women in Government and Corporate business leaders in India choose a sari when it comes to dressing up for office and office related important meetings.

  The Hindu kingdoms of Mauryas, Nandas, Guptas all patronized the fine art of weaving in Varanasi. The Mughals were great patrons of art and they also brought in artists...

This platform is ideal to debate the whole Handloom story. The beauty of our country and its heritage is reflected in the fact that each state has its own weaving...

As in every other industry, the only way to progress is by embracing change. Banarasi weavers are no different !!

Banaras/ Varanasi or Kashi has an ancient history of textile designing. The most exquisite brocades in silk and gold are woven by the weavers on silk pit loom. The weavers of...