ThiruvananThapuram: Sanjana Jon, New York-based international fashion designer, will extend its design skills to handle weavers in Balaramapuram through the innovation center in science and social action (Cissa).
Sanjana held a detailed discussion with C Suersh Kumar, Secretary General, Cissa, and voluntarily to expand its input and creative networks around the world for the rise of the industry, thus ensuring respectable traditional income.
Ace Designer is looking at the style of celebrities in the upcoming Oscar may be in March, which will be a golden opportunity for national national to international for Balaramapuram Handloom.
“It’s time for the Balaramapuram industry with all the ethnicities out of the wisdom of conventional.
Balaramapuram handloom sarees and other fabric materials need to reshaping radiation that will attract the attention of the international fashion world,” he said.
To achieve this, Sanjana will visit Weavers Village in Balaramapuram in a month with its innovation to be included in a handloom fabric to make a piece of art sought than a piece of simple fabric.
Sanjana’s involvement in Balaramapuram’s handloom will provide moral Fillip to hundreds of weavers, including women who weave this extraordinary work of art for generations, most of their homes.
Cissa has hit a big plan for the resurrection of a sick industry to bring it to the international level, ensuring a better livelihood and advanced intellectual input.
In connection with the National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development (Nabard), he has said an ambitious plan for the revival of the sick woven handloom industry through forming a manufacturer company with around 500 hearders of backyard handloom.
Members of the craftsmen with a single handloom struggling to make a living from two centuries strange profession.
“Our association with Sanjana Jon is ready to take Balaramapuram weavers to a newer height,” said C Suresh Kumar, Secretary General, Cissa.
Fashion designer to provide creative input to weaver
