printed or embroidered. Each one is a hand-tied knot, woven into the fabric one at a time. This is Tangaliya, a 500-year-old weaving technique from Saurashtra, Gujarat, kept alive today by a small number of families from the Dangasia community. Crafts like this don't disappear because they stop being beautiful. They disappear because there's no path from the loom to the people who'd love to own something like this. That's the gap we're building Carvisans to close. Carving stories through artisans. 🧡#Carvisans #CarvingStoriesThroughArtisans