Sindh costume and colorful design added new dimension to Pakistani textile culture
The traditional dress may be defined as the ensemble of garments, jewelry, and accessories rooted in the past that is worn by an identifiable group
Category : Traditional Textiles
Home textile exports post robust growth by 48% in H1 of FY21
While Bangladesh’s apparel exports witnessed a 3% during the July-December period of FY21, its foreign currency earnings from the home textile products posted a robust
Kalki bridal and party embroidered masks
A leading Indian brand, Kalki that houses an exclusive range of bridal, couture and collection launched high-end bridal designer label embroidered masks. Giving wedding brides
Woolen ‘shawl’ and hilly people’s livelihood
Introduction Bangladesh is a developing country where a large number of people live under the poverty line and most of them earn their livelihood working
Jamdani Festival celebrates the glorious heritage of jamdani
To restore the original excellence of Jamdani and to celebrate the proud heritage of jamdani weaving in Bangladesh, the National Crafts Council of Bangladesh and
Market presence increase for handwoven textiles from India
India’s foremost trade promotion organization for the export of handwoven products from India will attend the International Sourcing Expo Australia for the eighth consecutive year,
Traditional jamdani fair underway
Bangladesh Small and Cottage Industries Corporation (BSCIC) and Bangladesh Shilpakala Academy jointly organizing the 10-day jamdani fair from 16 may for the sixth time with
‘Khadi’ can uphold country’s traditional industry to the world
Khadi is the rich heritage and history messenger of Bengali culture strongly reminds us of the “Swadeshi Movement”. This Khadi or Khoddor cloth is directly
Nakshi Kantha, a traditional source of income for Bengali rural women
Nakshi Kantha that is made of recycling old cloth getting popularity among middle and upper-class people. From the ancient time, the application of the artistic
Government is bringing back the kudos of Muslin
The Executive Committee of the National Economic Council (ECNEC) approved over Tk. 12 m fund for the revival of Muslin. We remember muslin as a
