Course Overview

Woolen Weaving is a traditional craft of the Bhotia Tribe in Uttarakhand, focused on producing warm textiles suited for cold climates. It involves processing raw wool into yarn and weaving it using traditional looms. The textiles are durable, functional, and culturally significant. The craft reflects adaptation to environmental conditions and indigenous knowledge systems. It also supports livelihood and sustainable production practices.

Learning Outcomes

  • Identify fibre processing and yarn preparation techniques
  • Analyze loom operations and weaving structures
  • Evaluate thermal and durability properties
  • Assess sustainable production practices
  • Develop functional woolen textile products

Curriculum

40 Lectures

Key Highlights

  • Wool fibre processing
  • Traditional loom weaving
  • Functional cold-climate textiles
  • Cultural and economic importance
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