Check out our handmade garments brought to you by our partners, working with different kind of handloom artisans.
With climate change crisis nearing us, a local handmade product means Sustainable, Green, Low Carbon-Footprint lifestylelets talk about conscious consumerism in clothing.
Handmade crafts beyond its beauty has heritage value. Each metre is shaped by the individual art and skill of the maker.
We value our clothing and fabrics on four foundational elements - Hand Spinning, Hand Weaving, Natural Dyeing and Organic Cotton
About IHMC
The steps in the cotton value chain of each product - Production, Spinning, Weaving and Dyeing!
These steps are the major steps in the cotton value chain and the way these are accomplished determine the value of the output.
Keep updated by reading our blog on what is happening in the weaving community and how you can make a difference to their livelihood
04/2021
We would like to bring the following to your kind notice and request you all to kindly take it forward within your contacts...
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01/2021
What exactly is handloom or handwoven fabric? How is it different from other kinds of fabric like powerloom and mill-made?
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03/2021
The sustainability Perspective in our clothing – Why is Khadder classified as ‘Slow Fashion’ and what does ‘Fast Fashion’ otherwise...
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04/2021
Namrata is the co-founder of ColorAshram Foundation, an innovative Natural Dye Training and Research Centre.
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01/2021
What exactly is handloom or handwoven fabric? How is it different from other kinds of fabric like powerloom and mill-made?
READ MORE
03/2021
The sustainability Perspective in our clothing – Why is Khadder classified as ‘Slow Fashion’ and what does ‘Fast Fashion’ otherwise...
READ MORE
04/2021
Namrata is the co-founder of ColorAshram Foundation, an innovative Natural Dye Training and Research Centre.
READ MORE
