Tangaliya Weave: Brad Pitt's F1 Shirt Spotlights Dying Craft
Brad Pitt wore a shirt made from Tangaliya weave, a traditional Indian textile practiced by only 100 weavers today, in the upcoming film F1. The shirt was produced by fashion label 11.11/eleven eleven, which collaborated with the weavers. The Tangaliya weave, originating from Gujarat, is known for its distinctive dotted patterns created by twisting extra weft threads. The exposure from Hollywood could bring attention to this endangered craft, but the article questions whether it will lead to sustained support for the weavers.
Key facts
- Tangaliya weave is practiced by only 100 weavers today.
- Brad Pitt wore a Tangaliya shirt in the film F1.
- The shirt was made by fashion label 11.11/eleven eleven.
- Tangaliya originates from Gujarat, India.
- The weave features distinctive dotted patterns.
- The article questions if Hollywood attention will help preserve the craft.
Entities
Artists
- Brad Pitt
Institutions
- 11.11/eleven eleven
Locations
- Gujarat
- India