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Handlooms represent India’s oldest and most sustainable textile tradition, combining heritage craftsmanship with eco-friendly fabric production. Unlike machine-made textiles, handloom fabrics are woven manually by skilled artisans, ensuring durability, authenticity, and cultural value. Supporting handlooms helps preserve traditional weaving communities while promoting slow fashion and environmentally responsible clothing choices.

Each weaving region in Karnataka has developed around community skill and resource availability. Silk thrives in Mysore and Ramanagara due to sericulture. Cotton dominates Ilkal, Udupi, and Patteda Anchu clusters due to local cultivation.