A beautiful stitch embroidery hand art of a rabari tribe lady from kutch.This woman had several tattoos, some shown here on her face.
#DesiKranti#rabarikutch
"The Rabari women are excellent embroiderers. They are semi-nomadic and while the men herd cattle In the barren landscape of the desert, the women tell their stories through vibrant thread and mirror work." - Love is Mighty Founder. #artisan#handmade https://t.co/kqMqduuFg8
Sajnuben Panchan Rabari, Dhebaria Rabari Artisan Designer, despite not being educated enough, she is courageous enough to take not only the design course and pursued businesses and management course and the will to do well. she has her own brand called "Shangar". (📸:Karan Soni)
देसी उन को पहले गवर्नमेंट खरीदती थी लेकिन अभी वह देसीउन वह गवर्नमेंट नहीं करती है। इसलिए सालों से हम उसे कचरे में फेंक दे रहे हैं। आपके हमारे देसी उनको बचाने के लिए प्रयासों में सहभागी बनने के लिए हम आप का धन्यवाद करते हैं। आशा रखते हैं कि बहुत लोग यही काम को पहचानेंगे
Our Country, our Heritage and our Handlooms: Saluting the weavers & artisans who help preserve India’s cultural heritage through handlooms.
On this National Handloom Day, let's pledge our support to them by adopting #MyHandloomMyPride in our daily #rabari#kutch@PiyushGoyal
Commemorating the Swadeshi movement, handloom weavers to be honoured on National Handloom Day.
Various projects by Govt. led by PM
@NarendraModi
ji for empowering our weavers will be inaugurated.
Day to reaffirm pledge #MyHandloomMyPride@PiyushGoyalOffc
This Navratri witness the empowering journey of Pabiben, from the Rabari community in Kutch, her story of aspirations that help shape the future of numerous women. Watch as she shares her #MainSeHum ka kadam with us. https://t.co/JEJr2HCGJ2 #CelebrateLife
Kutch Shwal - Largely woven with Kutchi motifs, to weave these shawls finest and thinnest merino wool is used which is luxuriously soft & light in weight. Traditionally, weavers used handspun yarn provided by Rabaris, a nomadic community of sheep & goat herders. #Vocal4Handmade
Amazing clip of the Kharai camels at Mohadi creek, Abadasa, Kutch. They cross creeks and feed on mangrove vegetation and then come inland to stock up on drinking water, under the watchful gaze of the Rabaris and Maldharis of Kutch. #kutch#camelsthatswim
With a focus on the indigenous wool story and wool artisans of India, 'Desi Oon', an online exhibition-sale currently ongoing, will feature vignettes of India's rich diversity of indigenous wool and woollens.
#lifestyle#DesiOon
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