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I am proud to have one such saree

Women must patrinise hsndloom sarees borh cotton ans silk.will be costly but very durable and elegant especially for special occasions

Exquisite!

As a Jain i thought that there is no way to wear silk, but thanks to these villagers we can enjoy no violence silk ❤❤❤

What an absolutely gorgeous mouth 3:47 ………I wish all silk was made this way

Worst part is people bargain for these art Salute to all weavers

We have enjoyed it yes thanks for your efforts ❤❤

It 's relaxing art very good documentary that gives credit to traditional artisans

Oooh those thick bad boys are huuuge !

I knew so little about silk. If I ever buy something made of silk again, I will insist on Tussar silk.

رجل حكيم، فنان حقيقي، ومثقف بالفطرة. أتمنى من الابن ديالك أن يدرك يوما م أن الحرفيين أمثالك هم كنز المغربي الحقيقي، وأن يخرط في المحافظة عليه وضمان استمراريته. المال مصيره الزوال، لكن التحف الفنية التي تنتجها تسافر عبر العالم، تزبن بيوت أناس من كل دول العالم، وتستمر حية لقرون حتى بعد انقراض الجيل الذي عاصر إنتاجها.

While the villagers may not have the concept of “nonviolence silk”, it is to be noted that Hinduism very much has the concept of ahimsa, that is nonviolence to every living creature and thus you find the largest number of vegetarians living in the country. We’ve been ecological and animal cruelty free since centuries. 😅

4:44 obviously not tussar ghika

That is clearly a plantation.

YEEESSSSSS!!!!! I always wished i there was a way to make silk without having to kill moths. My mom recently purchased a lotus silk and banana silk saree and they are GORGEOUS✨✨✨✨😍

The amount of hard work the farmers and artisans are putting into their craft involving entire families i hope they are getting paid well to live a good life...

"Wild trees" "Native forests" - shows an obvious farm set up with trees neatly in a row. Sure, its better than killing, but thats not very eco freindly or bio diverse, i doupt theres much ecology going on there with what looks like quite intense use of the land. As long as its in a controlled area of historic farming use then thats fine i guess. I would have liked an exploration of that in the video though, 'these are the tree they eat, this is how many acres it takes'

Each piece of saree should be priced at a minimum of 30000 for the amount of hardwork these people are going through for making it

While it is nice that the silkworms are not killed, I also wonder what the impact on local environments would be of the released moths who might breed and keep increasing in population...Guess there are some natural predators to keep their population in check...

Thank you for sharing so openly. You are not nobody to me and I'm sure others feel the same way.

I love the video and the channel's name! 😊❤ I love seeing people work together, especially when they're respecting their heritage and nature. So cool 😊!

Passiflora is native to the United States as well. We have several native species and Passiflora incarnata is a cold hardy native that produces fruit. Its also called Maypop and is pretty tasty.

Tussar Silk, so wonderful to discover that there is cruelty free silk. A very beautiful silk.

The western mindset of indian govt sees these talented artisans as backward, oppressed and need to be civilized and thus they are lured with money, reservation, affirmative actions to take up other jobs like desk jobs, govt jobs etc.,

My favorite silk! I love the rustic and rough feel that it has.

Dhanya ho ye bharat bhumi jaha jeev aur prakrati peso se upper dekhe jate hai.

Very helpful and informative video. I'll show this documentry to my students as well

This is the only way that anything should ever be mass produced. With deep consideration and gratitude towards whatever it is, we need, whether it's silk or meat or plastic or any single thing. thank you for doing this correctly and thank you for remembering that we are supposed to be guardians of nature, not Pillagers 🤍🤍

These cocoons are very tough. One can't tear open even the ones with hole in it. and the thread that comes loose is so beautiful and very very strong. I really cherish the ones I found during my forest days in Chhattisgarh.

Tussar Silk is called Toss Muga (silk) in Assam and Assam obtained its GI Tag in 2007. I was baffled when you mentioned so many states but didn't mentioned Assam who got the Geographical Indication of Tussar Silk

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all cocoons being boiled in video were full cocoons ??

Very interesting, delicate and made with love for living beings as only in India it is done. Moreover, the weaving movements are what my grandmothers and aunts did during the winters of my childhood.

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Those moths are extraordinarily beautiful.

Such a beautiful process ❤. This needs to be protected and preserved. The video captures the true essence of Indian silk sarees.

Beautiful short documentary! Loved it.

So beautiful ❤

Nice coverage of the facts around Tussar Silk thank you

Tussar silk is still expensive and shorter in thread than regular silk, so I'll stick to the more practical violent silk instead, thanks 😊

In my family, for generations now, tussar silk is the only silk that we buy. That too directly from the handloom craftmen not the shops. And respecting their hardwork, no one haggles for lower prices.

God's Blessings to you all involved in nature's natural products. Your skills, knowledge of the natural world are so important to continue producing and promoting. I intend to now look for your silk products over any other type and buy the beautiful work. I'm just amazed and astonished at your achievements. Thanks for sharing this video with the world. I hope others are also inspired to buy your silks. May your families be happy, blessed and healthy.

Beautiful video thanks for sharing,these are my favorite safi pottery designs where each design is unique... amazing

Hell yeah, what's the government doing - promote thissss

Sir this handlooms people can get help from The Pradhan Mantri Vishwakarma Kaushal Samman. I have heard its very helpful to traditional handlooms sector

No violence silk Birds would say otherwise

Passion food? Spell check the title?

Just 400 can make 1 saare...i thought the number of insect would be much higher

This video was extremely interesting and enlightening all the way through. I had no idea there was a way to make silk without killing the larvae inside. I am so glad to learn about this method. Thank you so much for this documentary.

when Indians say handcrafted, they really mean it!