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Source: PIB
The Namda Art of Kashmir, a dying craft, has been successfully revived through the Skill India project under the Pradhan Mantri Kaushal Vikas Yojana (PMKVY).
Nearly 2,200 candidates from six districts of Jammu and Kashmir have received training in this traditional art form.
The project, implemented in collaboration with local industry partners, showcases the power of public-private partnerships in driving skill development and economic growth.
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About Namda art:
It is a traditional Kashmiri craft that involves creating felted carpets using sheep wool and hand embroidery. It originated in the 16th century and was introduced by a Sufi saint named Shah-e-Hamdan. Namda rugs provide warmth and are used as floor coverings and home decor.
