Unveiling of Handicrafts and Handloom Department’s Calendar 2026 in Srinagar
In a momentous event, Chief Minister Omar Abdullah recently revealed the stunning Handicrafts and Handloom Department’s Calendar 2026 in Srinagar. This calendar serves as a visual homage to the timeless craft traditions of Jammu and Kashmir, showcasing the rich cultural heritage of the region.
The calendar captures the essence of the Valley’s artistic legacy, shining a spotlight on the skill, dedication, and commitment of the artisans who are the true guardians of Kashmir’s cultural heritage. Each page of the calendar is a testament to the craftsmanship that has been passed down through generations.
During the unveiling ceremony, Chief Minister Abdullah praised the artisans for their invaluable contribution in defining Kashmir’s identity worldwide. The calendar goes beyond being just a collection of images; it is a heartfelt gesture of gratitude towards the craftspersons who preserve our heritage with their exceptional skills.
Featuring a diverse array of traditional crafts such as Namda, Kani Shawl, Papier-mâché, Wood Carving, Sozni Embroidery, Carpet Weaving, Wagguv, Copperware, and more, the 2026 calendar beautifully narrates the stories behind these intricate art forms. Each craft showcased in the calendar represents a unique part of Kashmir’s cultural tapestry.
The event also highlighted the government’s unwavering commitment to promoting and preserving Kashmir’s handicrafts sector. By providing continuous support and recognition to the artisans, the government aims to ensure that these craft traditions thrive and continue to enrich the region’s cultural landscape.
