Celebrating Khun Craftsmanship From Loom to Lifestyle

Khan cloth, a unique textile from the Kolhapur and Ichalkaranji districts of Maharashtra, is renowned for its vivid hues, elaborate designs, and soft texture. This fabric, used for blouses and saree borders, reflects the area's rich weaving tradition and expert craftsmanship. The fabric represents the skill of regional weavers and encourages sustainability by supporting traditional craftspeople. Once a symbol of vibrant elegance and cultural pride in traditional Maharashtrian sarees, khan fabric has gradually faded from prominence as modern trends have taken center stage. To revive this timeless heritage, reimagining of khan fabric through innovative and contemporary creations is a must . By transforming it into versatile accessories and lifestyle products, to make it relevant for today's audience while preserving its traditional charm. This initiative is not just about honouring the legacy of khan fabric but also about reinventing it, ensuring it continues to thrive in a modern context while celebrating its rich cultural roots The collection honors the rich tradition of khan fabric, highlighting its vivid colors, elaborate designs, and enduring charm. These adaptable lifestyle accessories serve practical purposes and exemplify high-quality craftsmanship, merging tradition with contemporary style.

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International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
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2025-04-19
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https://doi.org/10.36948/ijfmr.2025.v07i02.40987
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Fashion and Cultural Textiles
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Celebrating Khun Craftsmanship From Loom to Lifestyle

Anju Tulshyan -, Harsha Bhangale, Prasanna Patil -, Jaswandi Paranjape -
International Journal For Multidisciplinary Research
Fashion and Cultural Textiles
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Celebrating Khun Craftsmanship From Loom to Lifestyle

Anju Tulshyan -, Harsha Bhangale, Prasanna Patil -, Jaswandi Paranjape -
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Abstract

Khan cloth, a unique textile from the Kolhapur and Ichalkaranji districts of Maharashtra, is renowned for its vivid hues, elaborate designs, and soft texture. This fabric, used for blouses and saree borders, reflects the area's rich weaving tradition and expert craftsmanship. The fabric represents the skill of regional weavers and encourages sustainability by supporting traditional craftspeople. Once a symbol of vibrant elegance and cultural pride in traditional Maharashtrian sarees, khan fabric has gradually faded from prominence as modern trends have taken center stage. To revive this timeless heritage, reimagining of khan fabric through innovative and contemporary creations is a must . By transforming it into versatile accessories and lifestyle products, to make it relevant for today's audience while preserving its traditional charm. This initiative is not just about honouring the legacy of khan fabric but also about reinventing it, ensuring it continues to thrive in a modern context while celebrating its rich cultural roots The collection honors the rich tradition of khan fabric, highlighting its vivid colors, elaborate designs, and enduring charm. These adaptable lifestyle accessories serve practical purposes and exemplify high-quality craftsmanship, merging tradition with contemporary style.

International Journal For Multidisciplinary ResearchVol. 7(2)
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Fashion and Cultural Textiles
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