Assamese Handloom Weaving
Rongali Phool Symphony
SNEHPAD
₹1,449
Assamese Handloom Weaving
By SNEHPAD
Made by Dimpi Dutta · Artician Balijan, Baakhosti Ghoria, Jorhat, Assam
₹1,449
Made to orderMade to order — paid in full at checkout, then made for you. The maker confirms a making time once you order.
Striking dual-tone charcoal black and vermilion medallion border with spaced square-diamond accents. Balanced minimalism suited for both contemporary and rustic decor. Woven by the women weavers of the Bekajan Handloom Cluster, Jorhat, Assam. Care: Hand wash, or machine wash on a gentle cycle in cold water with mild detergent. Line dry in shade. Warm iron on the reverse while slightly damp.
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The Thread of Days
Each piece keeps the rhythm of its own making — a single thread with a knot for every stage, from raw material to the register.
Sourcing & preparation
100% pure cotton yarn
Setting up
Traditional extra-weft (bona) motifs on throw-shuttle and fly-shuttle frame looms; hand-knotted fringe
Days of making
Worked entirely by hand, without shortcuts.
Finishing & documentation
Inspected, photographed and entered into the register.
Estimated at this object’s price; final duties are settled at checkout.
| Zone | Shipping | Duty |
|---|---|---|
| India (Domestic) | ₹250 | — |
| South Asia (SAARC) | ₹1,800 | ₹72 |
| Asia-Pacific | ₹3,200 | ₹116 |
| Europe & UK | ₹4,500 | ₹174 |
| Americas & Rest of World | ₹5,200 | ₹217 |
The published Fair-Share Receipt for this piece.
Every object ships with this receipt. The maker receives the larger share; after purchase, your receipt records the date the maker was paid.
Geographical indication
Assamese handloom weaving as a whole has no single GI registration.
Made by
Traditional handloom weaver · Artician Balijan, Baakhosti Ghoria, Jorhat, Assam
Dimpi is a traditional woman weaver from Balijan, Baakhosti Ghoria, in Jorhat. Through an initiative led by SNEHPAD with Rang De, she received a ₹40,000 loan to improve her weaving and invest in better resources, along with training and technical support. It helped her improve her skills, increase production and make a wider range of products, and has given her the confidence to grow her weaving and earn a better livelihood.
₹600of every sale of this piece goes to Dimpi.