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Vankar Popatbhai

Dhagaloom

GenderMale
Experience20 Years
Awards
Annual TurnoverLess than 10 Lac
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About me

I am popatbhai vankar, Since 2005, our family-led enterprise has been at the forefront of preserving and evolving the ancient art of Tangaliya weaving. Based in the heart of Gujarat, India, we are master practitioners of the rare 'Daana' technique—a meticulous process of manual knotting that creates intricate, raised patterns on the loom. Our work is officially recognized with a Geographical Indication (GI) tag, ensuring every piece is an authentic representation of Indian handloom heritage. Our Expertise & Artistry We blend traditional soul with contemporary silhouettes. Our collection features a diverse range of hand-loomed products crafted from premium Kala Cotton and other high-quality fabrics: Women’s Wear: Exquisite Tangaliya sarees, intricate dupattas, and elegant Kurtis. Men’s Wear: Bespoke hand-loomed shirts featuring signature Daana motifs. Custom Development: We specialize in custom orders, developing unique designs and fabric works tailored to specific client requirements

Skills/Crafts

Cotton, Kutch Hand Embroidery, Tangaliya Weaving

Tangaliya weaving is a traditional handloom craft from Gujarat known for its unique Daana knot technique, where small knots are manually tied during weaving to create raised dotted patterns on the fab

Skills/Material

Cotton, Cotton, Handloom

Tangaliya textiles are woven using high-quality Kala Cotton and cotton yarn, known for their durability and natural texture. These materials are carefully prepared for handloom weaving to ensure comfo

Skills/Technique

Hand Work, Handloom , Weaving, Weaving - Hand Loom

Tangaliya weaving uses the traditional Daana knot technique, where extra threads are tied by hand during weaving to form small raised dots across the fabric. This detailed process is carried out on a

Showcase/shop

Tangaliya Handloom Weaving Process

This showcase highlights the traditional Tangaliya weaving process, where skilled artisans create distinctive dotted patterns using the intricate Daana knot technique on a handloom. Each knot is carefully tied by hand during weaving, making the fabric unique and authentic. This centuries-old craft from Gujarat reflects the rich heritage of Indian handloom textiles.