Padma Doree: Weaving Cultural Threads into Modern Fashion

The 'Padma Doree' initiative fuses Northeast India's Eri silk with Madhya Pradesh's Chanderi weaving, enhancing traditional crafts. Launched by NEHHDC, it emphasizes heritage, innovation, and sustainability. Artisans from both regions collaborate, displaying their work at a three-day exhibition that ends on May 3.

The North Eastern Handicrafts and Handlooms Development Corporation (NEHHDC) has launched 'Padma Doree', marrying the textile traditions of Northeast India's Eri silk and the Chanderi weaving of Madhya Pradesh.

The initiative, inaugurated by Sanjay Jaju, secretary of the Ministry of DoNER, features a fashion show spotlighting this cultural and artistic fusion.

Aimed at integrating heritage with innovation, 'Padma Doree' stands as a testament to sustainable luxury, with artisans playing a pivotal role at an exhibition that runs until May 3.