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Siddipet Gollabhama sarees are traditional cotton handloom sarees from Telangana, known for their iconic milkmaid motifs and extra weft weaving. Crafted using pit and frame looms, these sarees reflect rural culture, artistic heritage, and skilled craftsmanship. Their GI recognition protects authenticity while supporting local weaving communities...

Shaphee Lanphee is a traditional handwoven and embroidered textile of Manipur, historically awarded as a symbol of honour and bravery. Crafted by Meitei women, it reflects cultural identity, refined artistry, and royal heritage. Its GI recognition ensures authenticity while supporting artisan livelihoods and preserving Manipuri textile traditions...

Shadow Puppets of Andhra Pradesh are a rare fusion of performance art and fine craftsmanship. Made from treated leather and natural dyes, these puppets narrate timeless epics through light and shadow. GI recognition protects their authenticity while modern adaptations like lampshades help artisans sustain their heritage in contemporary markets...

Screw Pine Craft of Kerala is a GI-registered traditional handicraft that uses natural screw pine (thazha) leaves to create durable and eco-friendly lifestyle products. Practiced by skilled artisans across Kerala, the craft involves meticulous preparation of leaves, fine diagonal weaving techniques, and, in many cases, delicate hand embroidery. From sleeping mats and table mats...

Santipur Saree is more than just a garment, it is a symbol of refined craftsmanship, cultural continuity, and sustainable textile tradition. Its super-fine cotton yarn, jacquard artistry, and elegant loom finish make it one of the most respected handloom sarees of India...