GI and Beyond 2.0 Summit: Launched Digital Handloom Atlas
The GI and Beyond 2.0 summit showcases India’s GI-tagged handloom and handicraft products and launches the Digital Handloom Atlas, “One Platform. Endless Markets.” The summit is organised by the Office of the Development Commissioner (Handlooms), Ministry of Textiles, in association with the Handloom Export Promotion Council (HEPC).
GI and Beyond 2.0 Summit and Digital Handloom Atlas:
| Dimension | Key Details |
|---|---|
| Organisers | The summit is organised by the Office of the Development Commissioner (Handlooms), Ministry of Textiles, in association with the Handloom Export Promotion Council (HEPC). |
| GI certificates | GI certificates are presented for Ladakh Nambu Textile, Ladakh Pashmina Textile, Himachal Gudma, Himachal Lingchay, Jharkhand Bamboo Craft, Jharkhand Tussar Silk Saree and Fabrics, Munda Jewellery (Jharkhand), and Bareilly Terracotta. |
| Digital Handloom Atlas | It is a comprehensive digital platform to showcase GI-tagged handloom products, enhance visibility, and connect artisans with domestic and international markets. |
| Tagline | The Digital Handloom Atlas uses the tagline, “One Platform. Endless Markets.” |
| HEPC logo unveiled | A Diamond Jubilee Logo is unveiled for HEPC’s 60 years of contribution to handloom exports. |
| Significance of GI products | GI products are described as a symbol of India’s craftsmanship and identity, strengthening India’s global cultural influence, and supporting sustainable incomes for artisans and weaving communities. |