Part 03 : Threads of adornment : Thesis : Photo story

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Threads of adornment: Revival of Handloom Culture in Fulia Cluster

( অলঙ্করণের সূত্র )

UNDERGRADUATE ARCHITECTURAL THESIS

[ Prologue ]

India's handloom industry, one of the largest and oldest in the country, is facing threats from globalization and lack of upgradation. The industry, primarily based in rural areas like Fulia Cluster, relies on weavers for its livelihood. To address these issues, understanding the industry's trends and challenges is crucial, aided by literature studies and first-hand observations.

Market Plaza

It is a vibrant hub that celebrates and showcases the rich heritage of handcrafted textiles. Typically, it's a bustling marketplace where artisans and weavers gather to exhibit their exquisite handwoven fabrics, sarees, garments, and textile products. These market plazas serve as a melting pot of culture, offering a diverse range of traditional and contemporary handloom creations, each reflecting the unique craftsmanship and artistic skills of the region.

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The handloom market plaza is not just a place of commerce but a cultural space where stories of tradition, artistry, and history intertwine, offering a memorable and enriching experience for both enthusiasts of handcrafted textiles and those eager to explore the heritage of a region's artistic legacy.

Food Stalls & Shops in Market Cluster...

Visitors to these plazas can explore a wide array of intricate designs, patterns, and weaving techniques, witnessing the meticulous process behind each handwoven masterpiece. These markets not only promote indigenous craftsmanship but also support local artisans by providing them with a platform to directly showcase and sell their creations, thereby preserving traditional techniques and fostering sustainable livelihoods.