Red & White Colour Puneri Pagadi Balarampur Dhotis This process creates intricate patterns

This process creates intricate patterns as the resist dyeing prevents the color from reaching certain parts of the yarn

commonly cotton and wool are used to make these durries

many artisans in Saharanpur still employ traditional hand tools and techniques

The ceremonial folk paintings

The dupatta are meticulously handwoven using time-honored techniques and local materials

Red & White Colour Puneri Pagadi Balarampur Dhotis This process creates intricate patternsPuneri Pagadi received Geographical Indication (GI) certification on 4th September 2009. Puneri Pagadi is a traditional turban associated with Pune, Maharashtra, India. The process of making Puneri Pagadi involves skilled artisans meticulously wrapping layers of cloth around a base to create the distinctive turban shape. The fabric, colours, and style vary, symbolizing cultural identity. Preserving its unique craftsmanship is crucial for any potential