INDIA
It is said that the people of Kashmir learnt namda weaving in the 11th century, when Mughal emperor Akbar ordered for a suitable floor covering for his horse. The traditional embroidered rug numdha has over the years lost its sheen. But one woman has taken a pledge to revive the once-famed handicraft. Watch this video to know more about the traditional carpet numdah.
It is said that the people of Kashmir learnt namda weaving in the 11th century, when Mughal emperor Akbar ordered for a suitable floor covering for his horse. The traditional embroidered rug numdha has over the years lost its sheen. But one woman has taken a pledge to revive the once-famed handicraft. Watch this video to know more about the traditional carpet numdah.