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Indian villages that dress the world
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February 03, 2026
Farm to fashion
India is on the way to dressing the world once again. Here we present the story of five international outfits whose roots lie in Indian villages
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August 02, 2025
Bargachia and Bandpur, Bengal | How Rahul Mishra nailed the pre-stitched sari for Zendaya
Indian fashion is re-establishing its global prominence, drawing on its rich history of hand-spun and woven textiles rooted in ancient village crafts. This resurgence is exemplified by designers like Rahul Mishra, whose international creations, such as Zendaya's custom sari, are crafted by skilled artisans in Indian villages, showcasing the enduring power of rural enterprise
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August 02, 2025
Gondal and Adesar, Gujarat | Himanshu Shani and 11.11: Pioneering India's artisanal fashion
Zohran Mamdani, mayor candidate, New York City, draws inspiration from the rural craftsmanship championed by Himanshu Shani of 11.11. Shani partners with local artisans in Gujarat to create contemporary wear that showcases the unique properties of kala cotton
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August 02, 2025
Malihabad, Uttar Pradesh | Anjul Bhandari is on a mission to empower chikan artisans
Chikan embroidery is highlighted through designer Anjul Bhandari's journey into the heart of Malihabad and Lucknow, showcasing the intricate processes and dedicated artisans behind this centuries-old craft. The article beautifully portrays the meticulous work, from block-printing to mukaish embellishments, and the commitment to preserving this rich Indian textile heritage while supporting artisan
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August 02, 2025
Semra, Uttar Pradesh | Raw Mango's handloom revolution: Blending tradition and modernity
Banarasi weaving is experiencing a revival in Semra, near Varanasi, with master weaver Mohammed Naseem Khan at the helm. His collaboration with designer Sanjay Garg of Raw Mango has produced innovative saris blending silk and lycra, appealing to modern sensibilities while honouring traditional techniques
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August 02, 2025
Pochampally, Telangana | Shreeranjan Weaves: Preserving ikat's heritage
Pochampally Ikat, a unique tie-and-dye weaving technique from Telangana, involves dyeing yarn before weaving for mathematical precision. Master weaver Ennam Shiva Kumar ensures this exquisite craft is championed globally through collaborations with designers like Jade by Monica & Karishma, showcasing its journey from rural origins to high fashion
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