Traditional handlooms

Traditional handlooms are manually operated machines used to weave fabric by interlacing threads, typically operated by skilled artisans. These looms do not rely on electricity; instead, weavers use their hands and foot pedals to control the weaving process. This method allows for intricate patterns and detailed craftsmanship, often reflecting regional textile traditions. Handloom weaving is labor-intensive, emphasizing quality and cultural heritage, and provides livelihood for many artisans. The resulting fabrics are valued for their authenticity, uniqueness, and sustainable production, making handlooms an important part of cultural and rural economies worldwide.