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Padma Shri Weaver Hemoprova Preserved Sacred Texts on Handwoven Cloth Through Years of Traditional Craftsmanship

“Working letter by letter without reading the language itself, Hemoprova transformed traditional Assamese weaving into a remarkable record of patience,