New Delhi – The Andhra Pradesh Handloom and Handicrafts Exhibition opened today at A.P. Bhavan, New Delhi, inaugurated by Shri Luv Aggarwal, Resident Commissioner, Andhra Bhavan.
Featuring a stunning collection of traditional sarees, weaves, and intricate handicrafts unique to the state, the event offers visitors an authentic glimpse into Andhra’s cultural heritage. In his opening remarks, Mr. Aggarwal highlighted the importance of supporting artisans and preserving these timeless arts. “This exhibition not only brings Andhra Pradesh’s finest handlooms to Delhi but also supports the artisans who sustain our cultural legacy,” he said.
The exhibition features an exquisite collection of handwoven sarees, dupattas, fabrics, and home furnishings. These are meticulously crafted by skilled artisans from various weaving clusters across Andhra Pradesh, including Mangalagiri, Venkatagiri, Uppada and Dharmavaram.
Visitors can expect to see a diverse array of textiles, from the luxurious silk sarees of Dharmavaram to the Uppada, each bearing the hallmark of India’s artisanal tradition.
Running until November 2, the exhibition celebrates Andhra Pradesh’s rich craftsmanship and artistry. Open to all, the exhibition invites art enthusiasts, fashion lovers, and supporters of traditional crafts to experience Andhra’s artisanal excellence and take home pieces crafted with passion, skill, and pride.
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