Assamese Handloom Weaving

Rongali Phool Symphony

Name: Rongali Phool Symphony
Brand: SNEHPAD
SKU: SAN-P-000153
Price: 1889.00 INR
Availability: InStock

Made by Junmoni Saikia · Annapurna Gaon, Borholla, Jorhat, Assam

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The story

Vibrant multi-hued festive band motif showcasing intricate geometric floral extra-weft rows in magenta, amber, forest green, and midnight black over natural unbleached cotton. Woven by the women weavers of the Bekajan Handloom Cluster, Jorhat, Assam.

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Craft & origin: Assamese Handloom Weaving · Assam
Technique: Traditional extra-weft (bona) motifs on throw-shuttle and fly-shuttle frame looms; hand-knotted fringe
Materials: 100% pure cotton yarn
Dimensions: L 130–180 cm × W 32 cm
Year: 2026
Sanchaari ID: SAN-P-000153

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SAN-2026-IN-AS-000101

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Junmoni Saikia

Traditional handloom weaver · Annapurna Gaon, Borholla, Jorhat, Assam

Junmoni is a traditional woman weaver from Annapurna Gaon, Borholla, 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.

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