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Ramzan learned from his father, Ustad Iqbal Ali, who learned from his father before him. His eldest son Farhan, 19, sits at the loom beside him now. Each saree takes more than a month to make
These are the hands that weave those heirlooms
At WearKatha, the weaver is never invisible. Meet the makers — their looms, their lineages, and the communities your purchase directly supports. These are the hands behind your cloth. Real people, real looms, real places — each with a story woven long before your garment ever began.
Ramzan learned from his father, Ustad Iqbal Ali, who learned from his father before him. His eldest son Farhan, 19, sits at the loom beside him now. Each saree takes more than a month to make
Meera Devi neverplanned to weave. Whenher husband fellill, she sat at his loomso the family wouldn'tlose the order.That was nineteen yearsago. He recovered.She never stopped.
Shyamla Basak has woven the same lotus motif for forty years. She sees it differently every time. Some days it is a flower. Some days it is a wheel. Some days, she says, it is just light.