Srinagar, Jan. 22 -- Kashmir's rich heritage of handicrafts has long been celebrated for its intricate artistry, exquisite craftsmanship, and deep cultural significance. From the delicate embroidery of Pashmina shawls to the vibrant textures of Namda felt rugs, the region's artisans have preserved centuries-old techniques while continuously innovating to meet contemporary tastes. Today, these crafts are not only surviving-they are flourishing on the international stage, signaling a renaissance for Kashmir's traditional arts.The recent revival of the indigenous Namda craft exemplifies this resurgence. Initiatives by the Department of Handicrafts & Handloom, Kashmir, including the commissioning of modern wool carding machines, have empowere...