21/12/2020
Pattu weaving has been around for a very long time with no documentation pointing to its origin. This weaving style uses geometric patterns and motifs take inspiration from the surrounding landscapes. Pattu weaving is typically done on a pit loom and includes the very special extra-weft style that resembles an embroidery style and was traditionally done using the local sheep and camel wool. Today Pattu weaving is used to make dhurries and shawls mainly.
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