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Gadwal Sarees originated in Telangana as temple-influenced handloom textiles combining cotton comfort with silk elegance. Developed over centuries by skilled weavers, their unique silk–cotton technique and GI recognition reflect a rich history rooted in tradition, devotion, and sustainable craftsmanship.

Dhaniakhali Saree is a GI-registered cotton handloom from West Bengal, known for its strength, contrasting borders, and breathable weave. Crafted using fine cotton yarns on pit looms, it represents Bengal’s rich textile heritage while supporting sustainable artisan livelihoods.

Berhampur Patta Saree and Joda are GI-registered silk handloom products from Odisha, known for Odissi weaving and phoda kumbha temple motifs. With a history of over 200 years, these silk textiles reflect religious importance, cultural heritage, and strong artisan livelihoods through cooperative-based production.