Sirsa Cotton Handloom Weaving Traditional

Sirsa district's handloom community produces cotton khes, dhotar, and dhobi cloth on pit looms in weaver villages of Ellenabad and Rania tehsils, maintaining a small but authentic handloom sector that supplies local household demand and craft buyers. The weavers of Sirsa use cotton yarn from the district's ginning clusters and weave double-cloth khes fabric in traditional geometric patterns passed within weaving families. Sirsa handloom weavers participate in Haryana state crafts exhibitions and the Surajkund mela, where authentic hand-woven fabric from northern Haryana attracts sustainable fashion buyers seeking traceable Indian textile production.