Ikat, Bandhani, and Patola are all types of handloom textiles known for their intricate designs and vibrant colors.

Warp and weft, shuttle weaving, and handloom weaving are all traditional methods of weaving used in handloom textiles.

Chikankari is a type of handloom textile known for its delicate and airy texture.

Block printing is the traditional method of printing used in handloom textiles.

Dhurrie, Kilim, and Shatranji are all types of handloom textiles known for their geometric patterns and bright colors.

Both natural and synthetic dyeing are used in handloom textiles.

Shisha is a type of handloom textile known for its intricate embroidery and mirror work.

Warp and weft, shuttle weaving, and handloom weaving are all traditional methods of weaving used in handloom carpets.

Pochampally, Uppada, and Gadwal are all types of handloom textiles known for their vibrant colors and bold designs.

Block printing is the traditional method of printing used in handloom carpets.

Jamdani, Dhakai, and Tangail are all types of handloom textiles known for their intricate weaving patterns and soft texture.

Both natural and synthetic dyeing are used in handloom carpets.

Kashida is a type of handloom textile known for its delicate embroidery and floral motifs.

Warp and weft, shuttle weaving, and handloom weaving are all traditional methods of weaving used in handloom dhurries.

Kutch, Saurashtra, and Gujarat are all types of handloom textiles known for their vibrant colors and geometric patterns.