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Bagtason Loom Weavers

Bagtason Loom Weavers is a community-based weaving center in Barangay Bagtason, Bugasong, Antique, Philippines. It is known for preserving the traditional handloom weaving of patadyong, the colorful wrap-around textile distinctive to Antique. Operated by local women weavers, the center showcases wooden looms, natural and dyed fibers, and finished products. It serves as a living heritage site promoting Antiqueño culture, livelihood, and sustainable craft tourism in northern Antique.

Bugasong, AntiqueCultural Attraction

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Chennimalai Handloom Weaving Cluster

Chennimalai Handloom Weaving Cluster is a traditional handloom centre located in Chennimalai town in Erode District, Tamil Nadu. It is known for its long-standing cotton handloom industry producing sarees, bedsheets, towels and furnishing fabrics. The cluster operates largely through cooperative societies and numerous household pit-looms, preserving traditional weaving techniques and supporting the local weaver community.

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Dharmavaram Silk Weaving Centres

Dharmavaram Silk Weaving Centres are a cluster of traditional handloom workshops in Dharmavaram town, Sri Sathya Sai district, Andhra Pradesh. The town is renowned for its GI-tagged Dharmavaram silk sarees, characterized by broad borders, intricate zari work and contrasting pallus. Visitors can observe weavers operating pit-looms and jacquard looms, learn about silk dyeing and weaving techniques, and purchase authentic sarees directly from weavers and cooperative societies.

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Kotpad Natural Dye Weaving Village

Kotpad Natural Dye Weaving Village is located in Kotpad town in Koraput district, Odisha. It is renowned for the GI-tagged Kotpad handloom textiles woven by the Mirgan community using natural dyes extracted from the roots of the aul tree. The village preserves a centuries-old pit-loom tradition producing sarees and fabrics with distinctive maroon and earthy tones, recognized for its sustainable, organic dyeing and weaving heritage.

Kotpad, OdishaCultural Attraction

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Patur Handloom Weaving Village

Patur Handloom Weaving Village is a traditional weaving settlement in Patur village, Kovur Mandal, SPSR Nellore District, Andhra Pradesh, near Nellore city. It is known for its active handloom community that produces cotton sarees and fabrics on pit looms and frame looms using time-honored techniques. The village offers visitors a direct look at spinning, dyeing and weaving processes, interaction with artisan families and opportunities to purchase authentic handloom products at source.

Kovur, Andhra PradeshCultural Attraction

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Sade Village

Sade Village (Desa Adat Sade) is a traditional Sasak village located in Rembitan, Pujut District, Central Lombok Regency, West Nusa Tenggara, Indonesia. Inhabited by the indigenous Sasak people, it is known for its preserved thatched-roof houses, earthen floors polished with buffalo dung, and handwoven ikat textiles. The village offers insight into centuries-old architecture, customs, and daily life near the Mandalika tourism area.

Central Lombok, West Nusa TenggaraCultural Attraction

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Sukarara Weaving Village

Sukarara Weaving Village is a traditional Sasak craft village located in Jonggat, Central Lombok, West Nusa Tenggara, about 20 km from Mataram. It is renowned as a center for hand-woven textiles, particularly songket and ikat, made on traditional backstrap looms. The village preserves centuries-old weaving techniques passed down through generations and offers visitors direct insight into Lombok's textile heritage.

Central Lombok, West Nusa TenggaraCultural Attraction

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Tangutur Handloom Weaving Village

Tangutur Handloom Weaving Village is a traditional weaving settlement in Tangutur town, Prakasam district, Andhra Pradesh, located near Ongole along the Chennai-Kolkata highway. It is notable for its active handloom community producing cotton sarees, dhotis and dress materials on pit looms and frame looms. The village preserves Andhra Pradesh's handloom heritage, offering visitors insight into yarn preparation, dyeing, weaving techniques and cooperative-based textile production.

Tangutur, Andhra PradeshCultural Attraction

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Uppada Silk Weaving Village

Uppada Silk Weaving Village is a coastal handloom settlement in Uppada Kothapalli Mandal, Kakinada District, Andhra Pradesh, about 20 km south of Kakinada. It is renowned for the GI-tagged Uppada Jamdani sarees, woven on traditional pit looms using fine silk and zari with intricate Jamdani inlay technique. The village comprises numerous weaver households where visitors can observe the weaving process and purchase authentic handloom sarees directly from artisans.

Uppada, Andhra PradeshCultural Attraction

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