Hyderabad-based Sailesh Singhania Design House is working with 700 weavers across 22 handloom clusters across India that include Pranpur , Cholapur, Pochampally, Srikakulam, Gadwal, Upadda and Kota, according to fashion designer and owner Sailesh Singhania, who said it takes anywhere from three months to a year for a hand-woven saree to get off the loom.
An increase in usage of natural yarns, handloom fabrics and sustainable and eco-friendly fabrics will help revive the handloom industry, Singhania told Fibre2Fashion in an interview.Hyderabad-based Sailesh Singhania Design House is working with 700 weavers across 22 handloom clusters across India that include Pranpur , Cholapur, Pochampally, Srikakulam, Gadwal, Upadda and Kota, according to fashion designer and owner Sailesh Singhania, who said it takes anywhere from three months to a year for a hand-woven saree to get off the loom.#
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