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'''National Handloom Day''' is observed every year on '''August 7''' to honor the '''handloom weavers of India''' and promote the country's rich textile heritage. This day not only pays tribute to the craftsmanship of Indian artisans but also highlights the importance of '''self-reliance and indigenous production'''. ---- == π Why August 7? == August 7 marks the day when the '''Swadeshi Movement''' was launched in '''1905''', encouraging Indians to boycott foreign goods and embrace homegrown products. Handloom, being a symbol of self-reliance and nationalism, became central to this movement. In recognition of this, '''National Handloom Day was officially launched in 2015''' by the Government of India. ---- == π― Objectives of National Handloom Day == * '''To promote the Indian handloom industry''' * '''To honor the contribution of handloom weavers''' * '''To raise awareness about handwoven products''' * '''To encourage local artisans and sustainable fashion''' * '''To preserve traditional weaving techniques''' ---- == π§Ά The Pride of Indian Handlooms == India is home to '''over 3 million handloom weavers''', producing '''diverse textiles''' such as: * '''Kanjeevaram''' from Tamil Nadu * '''Banarasi''' from Uttar Pradesh * '''Pochampally Ikat''' from Telangana * '''Chanderi and Maheshwari''' from Madhya Pradesh * '''Patola''' from Gujarat * '''Baluchari''' from West Bengal * '''Muga silk''' from Assam Each region in India has its own unique style, pattern, and tradition passed down through generations. ---- == πΏ Handloom and Sustainable Fashion == Handloom products are: * '''Eco-friendly''' * '''Biodegradable''' * '''Energy-efficient''' * '''Support local artisans and communities''' In todayβs fast-fashion world, handloom represents '''slow, sustainable fashion''' β made with care, quality, and cultural significance. ---- == πͺ‘ Government Support and Initiatives == To revive and sustain the handloom industry, several initiatives have been launched: * '''Handloom Mark''' for authenticity * '''India Handloom Brand (IHB)''' for premium branding * '''Cluster development programs''' * '''Skill training and marketing assistance''' * '''E-commerce partnerships''' for global reach ---- == ποΈ How You Can Celebrate National Handloom Day == * Buy and wear '''handloom clothing''' * Support '''local artisans and handloom exhibitions''' * Share stories and posts on '''social media using #NationalHandloomDay''' * Visit handloom clusters and learn about traditional techniques * Encourage '''ethical and sustainable fashion choices''' ---- == π Key Facts at a Glance == {| class="wikitable" !Topic !Details |- |Date |August 7 (Every Year) |- |First Observed |2015 |- |Significance |Tribute to Indian handloom weavers |- |Related Movement |Swadeshi Movement (1905) |- |Key Hashtag |#NationalHandloomDay |} ---- == π Key Points == * National Handloom Day India * August 7 Handloom Day * Indian handloom weavers * Handloom textiles of India * Swadeshi Movement and handloom * Sustainable fashion in India * Traditional Indian fabrics * Buy handloom sarees online * Handloom vs power loom * Celebrate Handloom Day ---- == π Final Thought == National Handloom Day is more than a celebration β it's a movement to '''empower weavers''', '''preserve heritage''', and '''promote conscious consumerism'''. When you wear handloom, you're not just embracing fashion β you're wearing a '''story woven by skilled hands and centuries of tradition'''.
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