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ABOUT ARTISANS AND WEAVERS OF INDIA Artisans are the ones who produce artisanal products, either completely by hand, tools or even mechanical means, these are mostly produced out of raw materials from sustainable resources. Artisanal creation is something to admire for because of their utility, art, and creativity. As the man passed from the nomadic mode of collective life to the settled one, the emergence of village signified. India is a land of diversity, villages, along with a treasure trove of arts and crafts. With each passing kilometre, you’ll find a variety of heritage it has gathered through centuries of existence. The artisans and weavers from villages of the country have their own social lives and are the most hardworking, they are spread throughout the country. The rural segment accounts for 76.5% artisans. More than 58% of the artisans earn their livelihood either fully or partially through textiles, including yarns of cotton, jute, wool, and Mesta. The females i

How Is B-town Queens Dealing With Lockdown? After the widespread outbreak of coronavirus in India, Bollywood actors have united to spread awareness through Tik Tok videos and post on Instagram. Our favourite celebrities are here with their exercise routines and stunning gym looks maintaining the Indian fashion . Bollywood is aware of the severity of the virus, they took social media to talk about it. In the videos celebrities are seen as appealing to their fans to keep themselves safe from the novel coronavirus, there is a special video where actors aimed at educating people on how to keep safe during this time. The Maharashtra government and Rohit Shetty has taken an initiative, celebrities like Amitabh Bachchan, Anil Kapoor, Akshay Kumar, Alia Bhatt, Ranveer Singh, Madhuri Dixit and Ajay Devgan, among others, requested people to follow precautionary measures and help prevent the spread of Covid-19. The heartthrob of Bollywood, Kartik Aaryan has gained a lot of popularity ove

The shutting down of the fashion world due to Coronavirus is giving us plenty of time for reflection. While the fashion industry is completely locked down I Knock Fashion is here to brief all the avid fashion readers about the trending fashion news of the week, to be updated with.  The pandemic crisis has let us all sit back in homes, and quarantine, if you are one such fashion enthusiast, here is all the latest fashion world news you should catch up on to, from the fashion industries contribution in this emergency situation to your favourite designers expanding their fashion market, we've got you covered all. The world is a little shaken with the disastrous effects of the coronavirus outbreak, but the fashion industry is here spreading a bit of positivity in your quarantine days, with the latest launches and is also taking the humour road to make your lives a lot easier. Indian fashion designer s have taken proper initiatives to help out their weavers and artisa

Hair is considered to be one of the most important aspects of Indian beauty, people around the world love thick hair, no matter men or women. A person's hair is the first noticeable part of the look, they grace the tone of your entire look, the blog will brief you on how to take good care of your hair. "Monday's aren't great but your hair can be" What exactly hair care means? Indian women have deep tied their hair for centuries, plenty of these practices rooted from the ancient times, and Hindu religious customs. Hindu religion has several different practices if talked about hair, in particular, families used to shave their child's head after months of being born, a tradition called chuda-karana, the tradition indicated a practice that cleared you from past impurities and starts fresh. The sacrifice of hair on someone passing away and making pilgrimages to temples have been age-old and considered to be a sign of devotion in the country. The Indians a

Six yards of pure grace, elegance, and beauty, saree is one Indian fashion's oldest and perhaps the only surviving unstitched garment from the past. Over the years, saree for women has become all-time wear along with "canvas" for weavers of India. The blog summarizes all the information about "saree". Origin and history of sarees Origin and history of sarees[/caption] From the Mesopotamian civilization Indian weaving is well celebrated, it is said that the art of weaving natural fibers into fabric has been ancient. People of the contemporary Indus Valley civilization were familiar with cotton fabrics and adorned long pieces of cloth or can also be called out as loincloths. These long pieces of fabric were adorned by the men in Kachcha style, which further facilitate the free movement of the lower body. All this can be witnessed now in ancient seals and figurines. Saree back then in Indus Valley Civilization was draped in a way that it divided the tw