Kota Doria, also known as Kota Doriya or Kota Silk, is a unique and exquisite fabric known for its lightness, transparency, and intricate check patterns. Originating from Kota, Rajasthan, this fabric ...

Across homes, prayer areas, and winter bedding arrangements, woollen durries serve as floor coverings and layered spreads valued for their warmth ...

In addition to cotton plants, the group also has small cotton gins made of wood used for removing cotton seeds. They also have mai kong, a tool which looks like a bow and is used to make the cotton ...

Sitapur’s cotton durries travel from village looms to global markets, sustaining nearly 70,000 weavers through a structured handloom ecosystem.

Her face and hands are full of lines and wrinkles, but her memory is still sharp. Nguan Sermsri, of tambon Ban Puek in Chon Buri province is still teaching others how to weave the rare Ang Sila cotton ...

The silk of Assam is often celebrated, but the state’s textile legacy extends far beyond Muga and Eri. Cotton, too, has long had a place in Assamese homes — just not often in their wardrobes. Its ...

There are few fabrics that can claim the cultural and emotional significance of cotton in India, and even fewer that pair as effortlessly with tradition as the cotton saree. From the sun-drenched ...