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iTokri launches festive textile range highlighting regional Indian crafts

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iTokri.com, a direct-to-consumer platform for handmade textiles, has launched its festive range. The collection organizes products by craft technique, featuring items like Chanderi silk from Chanderi town in Madhya Pradesh, Bandhani from Kutch, Saurashtra, and Rajasthan, and Kalamkari block printing. The platform notes that the festive season runs through November 8.

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The platform's organization by craft technique highlights the geographical origins of specialized textiles. This focus on regional crafts could increase market visibility for products originating from areas like Gwalior, Jharkhand, and Bengal.

The launch is part of a collective showcase of handicraft and textile products from various states, including Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Uttar Pradesh, and Ladakh.

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Who's involved

  • GwaliorLocation of Chanderi silk production in Madhya Pradesh
  • JharkhandState associated with Tussar silk production
  • BengalRegion associated with Jamdani weave

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