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Editorial | Kashmir’s silk industry revives

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September 29, 2024
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In recent times, sericulture has witnessed a notable revival in Kashmir, breathing new life into an ancient industry that has been part of the region’s culture for centuries. Known for producing high-quality silk, Kashmir has long been celebrated for its contribution to the global silk market. However, over the years, the industry faced significant challenges, leading to a decline in production. Today, with renewed government efforts, local initiatives, and a bit good market demand, sericulture is once again flourishing in the valley.
The primary factor contributing to this revival is the increased support from the government. Various schemes have been introduced to assist sericulture farmers by providing financial aid, technical know-how, and infrastructure development. One such initiative is the establishment of mulberry plantations and rearing centers, where silkworms are nurtured to produce the finest silk. These plantations not only supply quality silkworms but also promote environmental sustainability by encouraging the growth of mulberry trees, which help reduce soil erosion in the hilly regions of Kashmir.
The department have introduced modern techniques of silk farming and weaving, while also ensuring that traditional methods are preserved. This fusion of modernity and tradition has helped increase productivity, leading to better quality silk that is in demand both nationally and internationally.
Furthermore, the rising interest in eco-friendly and sustainable products has boosted the demand for natural silk, giving Kashmir’s sericulture industry a significant advantage. Kashmiri silk is prized for its unique texture and durability, which makes it highly sought after in both fashion and home décor industries.
The revival of sericulture has also brought new employment opportunities to rural areas of Kashmir. Many farmers who once abandoned sericulture due to low profits are now returning to the industry. Young people, too, are showing renewed interest, as the sector promises not only a sustainable livelihood but also an opportunity to carry forward their cultural heritage.
The revival of sericulture in Kashmir is an example to the resilience of its people and the potential of traditional industries in a modern world. With continued support and innovation, sericulture is set to become a key contributor to Kashmir’s economy once again, enriching the lives of many and preserving a cherished tradition.
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