WEAVERS of INDIA award winning Documentary || How Handloom Silk Saree is made? || Ghattuppal Village

Telangana is one of the ancient Ikat weaving centers in India, The weaving centers during ancient period was in Pochampally.
in other parts of India it is popularly known as Pochampally, named after one of the village where it is produced. It has its own unique character of design, different from other Ikat producing areas in India.
It has found place in UNESCO tentative list of world heritage sites as part of "iconic saree weaving clusters of India". The kerchiefs made of silk thread have earned international fame as "Teli Rumals"
The weaving survives in a few villages like Pochampally, Ghattuppal and few villages around them mostly in Nalgonda district.

[@manikachakraborty5787]

Excellent my best wishes

[@mimmybiswas3665]

My heartfelt respects to all the weavers of my country....🙏

[@raopune9]

Congratulations Raghavender great effort keep it up and keep growing.

[@parvathube]

Heart touching documentary! Government needs to take care of these amazing artists. Public too should encourage Weaver's by buying handloom products!

[@easypeasylemonsqueezy25]

I am lucky to be owning one saree made in Ghattuppal, sold to me of course as Hyderabadi Patola because of its weaving style and pattern . I wish they too made as much name as Pochampally.

[@RaghavendraNetha]

Thanks for supporting Handloom weavers..

[@gaddamlakshminarayana1435]

Superb,the entire process of weaving is picturized nearly. So much hard work,skill and concentration is needed in the production of a Handloom saree.
Congratulations to Ganji Raghavendra.

[@eshakumari441]

Kudos Ganji for creating something so raw and achingly beautiful!
Let's welcome a revolutionary 'brand' that caters to every Indian at a reasonable price and which equally pays off to its labour and not just target a market that is made up of "quality-conscious Indians" who can afford to buy at any ridiculous price.
Definitely not asking for more FAB India! Big no no!

[@rokkamsaikumar5629]

Definitely a video that gives respect to the cultural treasures like these handloom making entities.

[@mangalagiriprashantihandlo8449]

Wear Handlooms ❤
Save Weavers 🙏🙏🙏

[@RaviPermi]

Great job.
Really appreciate your effort to bring the essence of handloom industry. Looking forward for such informative videos.

[@punnavijaykumar3643]

Very Nice 👌⛳

[@nikhilkumar-vf5jd]

Super brother

[@eshakumari441]

Also, I am sure all of us feel great love for Indian culture and its traditions, for quality breathable clothes yet most of us cannot afford to wear them.

[@manasadotcom471]

Indian weavers are great artists

[@viewtime]

Excellent Documentary Raghu,all the best

[@sathwikchiluveru2446]

My grandmother house in GTPL

[@gomathib2310]

"Weavers Of India"(UNESCO) to "Model United Nations" in MultiMedia(GColor(Galfar)).

[@sraob6732]

I am very happy to see this video but after end product when cut the saree if any lady wear the saree showed on the video that could be a great end for this video 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@chaiturk456]

Nice😊

[@aluvalasudhakar1922]

Jai padmashai

[@sangeetasharma4033]

But now i feel such artsians are being encouraged

[@sangeetasharma4033]

Our customers are not superstious but they all of a logic behind them

[@user-gp6gw1zn7c]

Hord working in india weavers

[@neharajput6449]

💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@RaviTeja-pg1dv]

Translate telugu sir

[@kabeerahmad269]

First u need to take silk
In cheap rate

[@teamudaan7701]

Can you please give their address....

[@amruthasangisheti]

Nalgonda
Vellankhi

[@teamudaan7701]

How can I contact with them...? Do you have contact number??

[@sraob6732]

Congratulations Raghavender great effort keep it up and keep growing.