National Handloom Day is celebrated every year on August 7 to pay tribute to the handloom weavers in India and to showcase the country's rich handloom industry. The Indian handloom legacy dates back centuries and is as diverse as the dialects and cuisine of our country. Each region has a rich weaving legacy that continues to thrive with ancient weaving techniques and designs .
Adorned by people since ancient times, the saree is the most iconic traditional garment in India. From becoming a cherished family heirloom to marking every auspicious moment in one's life, sarees hold extraordinary sentimental significance in South Asian culture. With the increasing focus on handlooms owing to their sustainability and longevity, handloom sarees have gained immense popularity.
Owning a piece of handloom is like possessing a piece of heritage art that seamlessly blends traditions with functionality. (Also read: Jayanti Reddy’s interview: Insights on her latest collection, cultural roots and the future of traditional crafts ) Asha Patil, Founder, Banjara Kasuti shared with HT Lifestyle some stunning must-have handloom sarees that demonstrate India's vibrant cultural heritage: Mysore Silk Saree A post shared by Ami Patel (@stylebyami) Mysore silk saree uncontested prestigious status continues to exude regal elegance and unrivalled grandeur. Originally reserved for royalty and later extended to high-ranking individuals, this luxurious saree is now adorned by one and all.
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