Fabrics of India - Handlooms Tour of All 29 States (India)

India has so much to offer, it might just take you by surprise. From the array of delicacies to the interesting customs, traditions and festivals we celebrate, every state has its own cultural identity. And an essential part of that is the attire of the people. Did you know that not just the outfits, but even the fabric used to make them are unique to each state of India? Yes, from Kashmir to Kanyakumari, every region has its own handloom techniques that are used to weave many unique fabrics. Let’s go on this amazing tour of Fabric of India.
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[@sangeetasharma4033]

Isn't it irony when you say Kalamkari was evolved during mughal Period , but figures are of hindu god and goddesses

[@kanjilalbaishali]

where is Benarasi, Baluchari, Murshidabad silk, Jamdani, sambalpuri, Begumpuri, fulia, dhonekhali, bomkai????? Did you show maaheshwari, naraynpet, madhubani , ghichha, bandhani , dongria, khesh etc etc ? Actually, it is very difficult to pin down Indian textile art in such a short video, but a good try.

[@ruphandicraft]

Hopefully the video will give you better video gifts in the future. Good
luck for you😍👌😍

[@sridevipidikiti5255]

Telangana is home,not only to pochampally.we also have gadwal and narayanpet....

[@suchetanadeofficial]

Murshidabad pure Silk
Bishnupuri pure Silk
Cotton Handloom
Famous in West Bengal.

[@creativelifestyle8633]

It helped me a lot in my school project thank you very much

[@sahilsahil9411]

Thanks a lot for collecting this valuable information for us😍😍❤❤❤😘😘😘

[@GopaGupta]

Thank you very much Sahil

[@farazali8985]

Very nice

[@vaishalitayade8387]

Best video thanks you so much

[@GopaGupta]

Thank you Vaishali, We appreciate your comment.

[@smitamohanty5144]

Many things are missed out. Odisha is not only having one perticular handloom. Sambalpur, Kotpad, Habaspuri, Khandua, Berhampuri, Sonepuri silk which are awarded to Weavers in National and International.

[@Prajna.Pradhan]

Agree mam ,Sambalpuri should be mentioned most in this video

[@ajaynagaraju4572]

Absolutely wonderful ......and delightful

[@GopaGupta]

Thanks for listening

[@sujj2]

A great Video...Thanks for uploading...It's great to watch all types of fabrics

[@GopaGupta]

Any suggestions for future video??

[@amrit6858]

Bengal besides kantha stich has tant, baluchori,swarnachori, naksi katha,jamdani,muslin etc

[@snehalmore5719]

Khup chan mahiti

[@MrPersonal111]

Thanks for sharing !!! I request you to please correct spelling of "Advent" in Kunbi fabric and "Warp" in Punja Durries to get rid of any confusion.

[@rumamajumder5991]

Kantha is not a fabric. Tant from Dhaniakhali, Shantipur etc. and silks from Murshidabad and Bishnupur are the fabrics of West Bengal. Totally misleading about your own state.

[@gemini1123]

This would have been better presented as a PowerPoint with actual photos. Forget the ‘hand writing’ and district shaped photos…

[@sangeetasharma4033]

one more thing , please do your homework well silk was not introduced by Tipu Sultan , but by chalukyas

[@AyushSingh-cc6ls]

And thanks for the video it helped me In my tourism project.

[@GopaGupta]

Glad it helped!

[@MKiran-og4ex]

beautiful

[@jyotsnasharma34]

Excellent.Very informative.
God bless

[@rosnashajahan9797]

Thanks for this video it was useful for my science project

[@GopaGupta]

Glad to hear that

[@packialakshmis3221]

How many talented people across our country!

[@AyushSingh-cc6ls]

Very right

[@AyushSingh-cc6ls]

Very nice. So beautiful our india is ❤❤❤

[@diwakarsingh7309]

Amazing explanation and superb presentation

[@ravenmeyer3740]

There is so much more that you didn’t cover

[@KVACarnaticMusicchannel]

Wrong image shown for Mysore silk

[@bangaloreneeta]

Excellent presentation...💐...
Dharmavaram silk, uppada silk and narayanpet silk were not seen in the video...can you plss add them also..

[@GopaGupta]

Sure I will

[@bangaloreneeta]

@@GopaGupta thanq💐

[@varmatalluri]

What about famous Benares silk....

[@ZeeshanKhan-wm2wn]

sir delhi nahi hai

[@joytonew4417]

Tribute rajasthan and Bangalore and Maharashtra and madayapradhasa

[@latikaghosh4981]

This video is very useful and good also.

[@koyelsahaganguli7730]

Excellent😍😍

[@GopaGupta]

Thank you Koyel

[@swapnashyam431]

Beautiful..can we share this video on our Facebook page?

[@thepetmom5364]

Definitely

[@sucherrekha4337]

Jamdani the most popular fabric work which was made in Bengal by master weavers. But after pertition that creadit goes to Bangladesh. But a part of west bengal Nadia Zeela holds that culture of Jamdani and then Kantha Stitch work. Bolpur, Shantiniketan also famous for Kantha Stitch and Hand Batik ( but Batik is not our original culture. Rabindranath Tagore bring that work from Malaysia.) Muslin, the finest quality of cotton was exported to abroad at the time of Mughal empire, which was also made by master weavers of Bengal. But the British destroyed that. Now some weavers try to establish that fabric in both of Bengal.

[@mrslbroo2394]

kambaya an kambili pochi fabrik nahi

[@sanghamitrachowdhury6837]

You have talent, with state map you describe so nice,but some designs you left but I have to say good video.Thanks.

[@13mitsy]

Absolutely lovely and delightful video!! 😍

[@amandavas8518]

Proud to be an Indian 🇮🇳

[@swastika4you]

I think you are cosfused about fabric and art, kalamkari is art, phulkari is also art. topic shows fabric.

[@GopaGupta]

Thank you for your concern.

[@nbhj6435]

@@GopaGupta plz reasearch well before posting videos, not mentioned benarasi silk kanchi sarees and who told you that mughals gave advent to mysore silk etc have you ever visited any south TEMPLES? The Divinities are all adorned with ornaments and silk even in figurines they were all gold and real silk even it is documented in the scriptures as well.But because some books viciously remove or edit those contents that doesn't mean we don't have it.seek the truth ..Reveal the truth. NYC but not ok.

[@barnalisur5364]

Great video. Thank you for uploading this nice video. I have learnt a lot from this video

[@neetumaheshwari435]

Banarasi ?????

[@ramyabhat4242]

You have not covered maharastras varli print.

[@sreyanshjena5116]

Cha Mila

[@bhuvanak1710]

great

[@preetigarbyal6803]

Mam thanks to tis video. Very useful to m.

[@lynb2039]

In 10:36 minutes you taught me what would have taken 365.2 days to learn in college. Thank you. BEAUTIFULLY AND UNIQUE PRESENTATION. Lyn from NY

[@dhanashreeughade4897]

So true 😂😅

[@BuddhiniKanchanaEkanayake]

Thank you for the great explanation.

[@darksoul8564]

Yo

[@mohammedaamir-n1t]

Very good work

[@shopkhoj]

Read the extensive glossary on Indian textiles here shopkhoj.com/indian-wear-textiles/

[@mimzeditzz]

nice gets a lot to learn

[@sangamitrapallekona8950]

Puru maslin ditils

[@craftsofindia6173]

Beautiful

[@SeamParleFly]

What a lovely video!

[@sridevipidikiti5255]

I'm from andhra pradesh.youve only mentioned kalamkari,which is actually an art form.you haven't mentioned uppada,peteru,khaddar,yadiki,bobbili,madhavaram,.....

[@leenaanand9423]

Bhot achi video....👌

[@shivanim.k3282]

This inspires to feel proud of being Indian.

[@craftsofindia6173]

Good

[@GopaGupta]

Thanks

[@iraQ9992]

Hello from Iraq

[@avisekmukherjee7033]

so many crucial information missing... however your video presentation is definitely good......

[@ravichandraprajapat1355]

it was very nice, but the impact when a person speaks, or the cultural sounds of the states is more than just plain sound. it was good! excellent!