Malkha started in 2003 by Uzramma is a Hyderabad-based project that combines thousands of years of Indian cotton-growing experience with modern Indian technical skills. Malkha fabric is woven by families of skilled weavers on looms in villages in India from cotton grown by small farming families. Malkha's goal is to replace large spinning mills with smaller ones located near cotton plantations and weavers so that their spinning scale matches that of smaller farming and weaving. Malkha's initiative brings beauty to the hand-weaving she makes by staying true to the traditional Indian nature of the village's textile making.
Read More
