Talnori
Talnori is a traditional handcrafted textile art form originating from the Taland region of West Bengal, India. The technique involves the use of natural dyes and hand-spun yarn to create intricate patterns on fabric, primarily cotton. The process is labor-intensive, requiring skilled artisans to weave the designs using a simple loom or even by hand, making each piece unique.
The name "Talnori" is derived from the local dialect, where "Tala" refers to the woven pattern and
Talnori textiles are traditionally used for clothing, such as sarees, lungis, and kurtas, as well as for
Efforts to preserve Talnori have included government-backed workshops and cultural festivals that promote handloom traditions. While