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Telangana Deputy CM KTR Unveils ‘Vendi Vennela’ Saree, Honors Sircilla Weaver Vijay
✍️ Telangana Today
🗓 06 Sep 2026, 04:36 AM
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Deputy Chief Minister K. T. Rama Rao presented the new ‘Vendi Vennela’ saree and praised weaver Vijay of Sircilla for his craftsmanship.
Deputy Chief Minister K. T. Rama Rao officially launched the ‘Vendi Vennela’ saree in a ceremony that highlighted Telangana’s handloom heritage. The unveiling took place in the presence of local artisans and officials, underscoring the state’s push to promote traditional weaving techniques.
The new design, named ‘Vendi Vennela’, blends contemporary aesthetics with classic motifs, aiming to attract both regional buyers and a broader national market. State officials said the saree reflects the vibrant cultural identity of Telangana’s weaving communities.
During the event, KTR congratulated Vijay, a weaver from the historic textile hub of Sircilla, acknowledging his skill and contribution to the craft. Vijay’s work was cited as an example of the quality that the ‘Vendi Vennela’ line seeks to showcase.
The launch is part of a larger initiative to boost the handloom sector, providing artisans with greater visibility and market access. Officials indicated that similar unveilings will continue as part of the state’s economic development plan.
The new design, named ‘Vendi Vennela’, blends contemporary aesthetics with classic motifs, aiming to attract both regional buyers and a broader national market. State officials said the saree reflects the vibrant cultural identity of Telangana’s weaving communities.
During the event, KTR congratulated Vijay, a weaver from the historic textile hub of Sircilla, acknowledging his skill and contribution to the craft. Vijay’s work was cited as an example of the quality that the ‘Vendi Vennela’ line seeks to showcase.
The launch is part of a larger initiative to boost the handloom sector, providing artisans with greater visibility and market access. Officials indicated that similar unveilings will continue as part of the state’s economic development plan.