Handloom process is a laborious & dextrose process. It is mainly carried out in India.

• It’s process starts with picking high quality kala cotton.

• After picking cotton, seeds are extracted from it.

• Then, cotton is spun into charkha or on mill in big firms to convert it to yarn.

• Yarn is wrapped by the women to make loom.

• Crosswise threads are passed to roll it on the boboin.

• Then yarn is woven into fabric.

Handloom manufacturing sector is mainly alive in Rural & Semi-urban areas. which empowers the employment.

• Crosstread is then wrapped into wrapper tania or taniavala, which is 63 yards in length.

• Then, yarn is sent for the dying process. where yarn is dyed with different vibrant colors.

• Then cross woven treads consists of plain cotton are transferred to the bobbin for shuttle.

• Afterthat yarn is woven into fabric.

Hathkarga empowers women employment as women employees are in majority.

• Initially women make wrap for the loom.

• Wrap yarn is stretched.

• The weft yarn is rolled into a bobbin.

• Fabric is created on the loom.

HATHKARGHA: Manual Process

• Major processes carried out manually. In addition, prepared fabric made from cotton.

• Hence, 100% pure cotton material that allows air flow to skin & suitable for all seasons.