Hand spun and hand woven Indian cotton fabric, became the weapon of the non-violent Indian population against their colonial rulers. Khadi is made by hand in homes in Indian villages, using a cotton yarn spun on a wheel, or "charkha".
Khadi cotton clothes are perfect for Indian weather. The khadi garments which were traditionally hand-woven only are today also produced using semi-automatic missionaries.Students studying Fiber to Fabric will find these views of making fabric from fiber very useful. Mahathma Gandhi used charkha.
Khadi cotton fabric is used to make all kinds of cotton clothes like cotton sarees, cotton shirts, cotton blouse designs, mundus, salwars, churidars, dhoti.
traditional Indian weaving
handlooms
handmade
kaithari
Kerala khadi and village industries.

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