Milan Naresh Shirodkar is a Kunbi weaving artisan and instructor from Goa with eight years of experience, dedicated to teaching and preserving traditional handloom craft. Kunbi weaving is a pre-colonial Goan craft known for geometric patterns reflecting tribal identity, agricultural roots, and cultural heritage.
Milan Naresh Shirodkar is a skilled Goa handloom artisan and instructor from Velguem. After training under Goa Government initiatives, she now teaches Kunbi weaving across the state, bringing eight years of dedication to empowering communities and preserving traditional craft.
Kunbi handloom weaving is a traditional craft of Goa, dating back to the pre-colonial era. known for its distinctive geometric patterns and cultural significance, the Kunbi saree reflects tribal identity, agricultural roots, and generations of weaving heritage.
Velguem is a village situated in the North Goa district of Goa. Embedded in the region's lush cultural landscape, it serves as a center for preserving native Goan textiles and supporting local handloom craft tradition.
Crafted with authentic checked patterns, the product range includes traditional Kunbi sarees, soft towels, warm shawls, and yoga mats. Made using high-quality cotton yarn, these handcrafted pieces combine classic Goan style with everyday functional comfort.
The Kunbi saree is an ancient Goan handloom tradition worn by tribal women, especially the Kunbi community. Traditionally woven in red and white, it reflected their agricultural lifestyle and cultural identity. Once a fading tradition, Kunbi handloom weaving was revived through state-supported training programs in Goa.
Contact : +91 99220 22703
Email: milanshirodkar0301@gmail.com
