Threaded Tales: Unraveling Vidarbha's Textile Heritage
The Weavers' Service Centre, Nagpur, launched a coffee table book titled 'Threaded Tales of Vidarbha' to document the region's unique handloom traditions. Created in collaboration with designer Shruti Sancheti, the publication comprises research, photos, and narratives from local weavers, highlighting Vidarbha's textile heritage for broader appreciation.
The Weavers' Service Centre in Nagpur, in partnership with designer Shruti Sancheti, officially unveiled the coffee table book 'Threaded Tales of Vidarbha'. This publication aims to preserve and highlight the distinctive handloom traditions of Vidarbha, featuring extensive research, photography, and testimonies from the weaver community.
Shri Nitin Gadkari, Minister of Road Transport and Highways, praised the book as a valuable resource showcasing Vidarbha's intricate textiles and designs. Dr. M. Beena, IAS, emphasized its role in promoting heritage and design synergy for greater awareness.
Shruti Sancheti remarked on the importance of preserving the craft's legacy through this initiative. The book, featuring textiles like tussar silk and fine cotton sarees, will be available through official channels, serving as a resource for designers, researchers, and enthusiasts.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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