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Promoting Pochampally weavers
Pochampally IKAT Art Mela 2015\', a 10-day handloom products exhibition was inaugurated by actress Haashika Dutt at NSIC in Kushaiguda. The mela, organised by Pochampally Handloom Park, will be on till May 17. Exclusive handloom products like handmade bed and home linen, dress materials, silk and cotton saris in exquisite designs and contemporary colours by famous designers, skillfully created by Pochampally weavers will be on display.
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Pochampally IKAT Art Mela 2015', a 10-day handloom products exhibition was inaugurated by actress Haashika Dutt at NSIC in Kushaiguda. The mela, organised by Pochampally Handloom Park, will be on till May 17. Exclusive handloom products like handmade bed and home linen, dress materials, silk and cotton saris in exquisite designs and contemporary colours by famous designers, skillfully created by Pochampally weavers will be on display.
The expo will also feature home textiles, apparel fabrics, stoles, scarfs, sarees, dupattas, table mats, covers, cotton shirts and kurtis. “It’s glad to see various apparels, particularly designer fabrics, silk and cotton sarees for the fashion connoisseurs,” Haasikha said.
“Handlooms are part of an age old Indian tradition- element of Indian culture and rich artistry. By promoting handlooms, we support the artisans and local community who have been passing on their skills for generations. Promoting creativity and originality, each design is a result of individual artisan’s creativity which is influenced by the local traditions and cultures,” said Pochampally handloom park CEO Damoder.
