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The Future of Ikat with WeLoom Ikat weaving is a centuries-old craft, but artisans face low income, slow production, and limited market access. Despite a $1.5B global market, demand outpaces supply due to complex weaving processes and restricted buy

Weaving Tradition, Empowering the Future! 🧵✨ AI is transforming Odisha’s Ikat handloom industry—not by replacing artisans, but by empowering them! ✅ Handloom weaving stays traditional ✅ AI enhances dyeing, design, quality, & marketing ✅ More jobs

Threads of Legacy: Weaving Tradition with Innovation! ✨ India’s textile heritage is a masterpiece of craftsmanship, each weave telling a story of culture, tradition, and artistry. From the bold, blurred magic of Ikat to the divine precision of Patol

"Revolutionizing Tradition with Industry 4.0! ✨ Imagine AI-driven designs, robotic-assisted weaving, and IoT-enabled looms boosting efficiency while preserving heritage. Blockchain ensures authenticity, and digital platforms take handlooms global!

The broader textile spectrum is experiencing amplified growth the world over. The sheer size of the industry is a case in point. The worldwide textile industry size was valued at USD 993.6 billion in 2021 and is tipped to grow at a compound annual gr

🌱 Climate Action Opportunities to explore this weekend👇 🥷🍃 Dive into 5 weeks of intensive learning with 10 masterclasses, 15 hours of interactive sessions, and a network of 50+ peers! This all-women #ClimateNinja cohort is a collaboration betwee

Meet the man who started at 22 and is worth 27,000 CR today. 1. At 24, Ajay Piramal had to take over his family's textile - Morarjee Textile Mills, in Bombay after his father passed away. To worsen things, his elder brother parted ways and took thei

Meet the man who started at 19 and built a 17,000 CR business empire. 1. Born into a Marwari family in Hisar (Haryana), Balkrishan Goenka (BKG) was born to a father who traded and exported food grains. But he wanted to do something of his own. At 16

GoJek In the streets of Jakarta, one man's vision was about to change the face of Southeast Asian tech. Nadiem Makarim, a Harvard-educated Indonesian entrepreneur, saw beyond the gridlock and spotted an opportunity that would not only revolutionize