Srinagar, Sep 14, Sept. 15 -- Kashmir's handicrafts represent much more than commerce-they embody legacy, identity, and the soul of a people. Every carpet, shawl, paper-mache piece, walnut wood carving, and copper creation carries the spirit of Kashmir. Our artisans are not just craftsmen; they are guardians of centuries-old traditions, weaving emotion, patience, and cultural memory into every creation. Yet today, this living heritage faces a critical threat from machine-made imitations and market neglect. My family has been part of this journey for over a century-four generations deeply connected to Kashmiri handicrafts. I have witnessed the golden era of the 1980s when Kashmiri carpets were among India's most prized exports. But times h...
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