Contents: (Re)storying Indian Handloom Saree Culture (Issue 68)

Contributors

Issue Editorial

(Re)storying Indian Handloom Saree Culture
Anindita Chatterjee

Articles

Can the Saree Speak?
Sharbani Banerjee Mukherjee

Banarasi Saree: Six Yards of Hand-Crafted Opulence
Smita Ray

The Warp and the Weft and a Visit to Pulugurtha
Nishi Pulugurtha

Pacts, Hashtags, Saree Sisterhoods: Revival of Saree on Social/Digital Media vis-a-vis My Saree Journey on Instagram
Pratibha

The Saree as School Uniform: Narratives of (Dis) empowerment?
Sunrita Chakravarti

“It takes the shape that you are”: Reading the Interface between Sari and Transnational Identity Formation
Nilanjana Chatterjee

A Panchnama of sarees: the strength beyond self
Runa Chatterjee

Doing it Her Way: A Niece remembers her stylish aunt
Shymasree Basu

Unravelling the self in the saree
Niveditha K Prasad

The Saree: An Inheritance
Sreemati Sen

Saree Story: A Personal Journey Across Memory, Space and Time
Sarmistha Sarkar

Handloom, a Long-Lived Tradition
Suparna Garai

Of Sarees and Draping, Managing a Few Yards of Cloth: Discussing Films and “Us” in Bengal
Paromita Dutta

The Cotton Industry of West Bengal: Problems and Prospects
Subhasis Chakraborty

Nasumama and Saree: Deconstructing the Saree as a Gendered Artefact in Bibhutibhushan Bandopadhyay’s Short Story “Nasumama O Ami”
Chandrima Das

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