Reviving Tradition: The Women Redefining Indian Textiles

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In the intricate world of Indian textiles, Neeru Kumar has emerged as a visionary, bridging tradition with modern innovation. Over the past two decades, she has revolutionized textile design, crafting a legacy that continues to inspire artisans and designers alike.

A Legacy Woven in Time:

- Neeru Kumar, an alumna of the National Institute of Design, has revived traditional textile techniques, blending them with contemporary aesthetics.

- Her label, Tulsi, has reintroduced handcrafted fabrics like Shibori, Kantha, Khadi, and Jamdani to a global audience.

- Sakshi C Kumar, Neeru’s daughter-in-law and a fellow NID graduate, has carried the legacy forward, redefining Tulsi for a new generation.

- In 2018, Sakshi launched Canvas, a label that merges sustainability with artisanal luxury, earning recognition for its mindful approach to fashion.

- Their journey highlights the evolving role of women in preserving and reimagining India’s textile heritage.

As these women continue to weave the threads of tomorrow, their work stands as a testament to the enduring power of craftsmanship and creativity.

Sources: Hindustan Times, MSN News, The Week India