India’s rich cultural tapestry is reflected in its vibrant art and architecture and its traditional crafts, one of which is dhurrie weaving. These sturdy, handwoven rugs, known for their durability and intricate designs, have long been a staple in Indian households. Dhurries are more than just decorative pieces; they embody centuries-old traditions, craftsmanship, and the way of life in the regions where they are produced. From Rajasthan to Punjab and Madhya Pradesh, each region in India offers its unique twist on this versatile craft. Here’s a look at the fascinating dhurrie rug-weaving traditions of India.
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Did You Know About These Dhurrie Rug Weaving Traditions Of India?
Dhurrie rugs are more than just decorative pieces; they embody centuries-old traditions, craftsmanship, and the way of life in the regions where they are produced. Here’s a look at the fascinating dhurrie rugs-weaving traditions of India
OT Staff
6 September 2024
An artisan weaves dhurrie rug by hand
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An artisan weaves dhurrie rug by hand
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