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Apr
Indian handloom weavers, masters of generational craft, were being written out of their own story. Their textiles ended up in museums or marked "ethnic wear," while their livelihoods grew uncertain and their knowledge faced quiet extinction The hands behind every Indian Peacock piece Not because the craft wasn't valuable. Because the path from loom to life had too many barriers. Indian Peacock attempts to bridge these gaps through direct collaboration. Founded by architect Preethi Pathireddy, The Indian Peacock is where her decade-long journey in architecture meets her deep-rooted love for texture, form, and cultural heritage. An Ivy…
