The rich legacy of Indian textiles stretches back to the Indus Valley Civilization, where cotton, wool, and silk were crafted with care for both everyday use and ceremonial occasions. Recent archaeological discoveries in the Indo-Saraswati basin remind us of India’s remarkable early advancements in textile production. By 200 B.C., the luxurious quality of Indian muslins had captured the admiration of Roman historians, making them a coveted treasure in international markets.
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