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    Silk Weaving Tradition of Sualkuchi, Assam

    The Art of Weaving
    by
    Prof Ravi Mokashi and Menuolhoulie Kire
    DoD, IIT Guwahati
    About Sualkuchi
     
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    The largest village in Assam, Sualkuchi is like a weaver’s paradise. The sobriquet of Sualkuchi which refers to it as the ‘Silk village’ is re-confirmed the moment one enters the village.

    The raw silk thread is processed, dyed and finely woven into garments which are sold at shops located at every few meters in the village.

    The village wears a festive look every day and every small or large shop is adorned with the display of colourful mekhela chador or silk sarees.

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      • About Sualkuchi
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      • Boiling of the Cocoons
      • Thread from Cocoon
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      • Dyeing of the thread
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