Who created the project "A Place for Khadi Weavers"?

This project was created by Viral Mehta on uni.xyz, a platform for design professionals to showcase their work.

What type of design project is "A Place for Khadi Weavers"?

"A Place for Khadi Weavers" is a Weaving, Sustainable Design, Woven Bamboo project showcased on uni.xyz.

Where is the project "A Place for Khadi Weavers" located?

This project is located in India.

A Place for Khadi Weavers

To uphold its legacy, the craft of weaving needs both, technological advancements with sensitivity and appreciation among the larger audience to sustain in the contemporary era. A place for Khadi weavers is designed taking inspiration from the act of weaving and its spatial atmosphere and the historical context of rural India.

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