India, July 17 -- The Government of India has issued a release:
India's Craft Traditions in Focus
Running alongside Bharat Tex, Indie Haat 2026 at National Crafts Museum, Delhi presents India's handloom and handicraft heritage. It has attracted 48 artisans and weavers, along with 12 design-led brands. The showcase places regional craftsmanship at the heart of the larger textile event. It is giving handmade traditions a prominent and contemporary setting.
It spans crafts such as Gulabi Minakari, Dokra, Usta Kala, Pichwai, Sozni embroidery, Blue Pottery, silver filigree, Cheriyal painting, Mata Ni Pachedi, papier-mache, Bagru block printing, Jamdani sarees, Muga and Eri silk, and Odisha Ikat, among several others.
A Global Platform for In...