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India’s Hand-Woven Khadi Fabric Finds A Home in Mexico – The Wilmington Journal

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For Indians, Khadi is not just another textile; it is synonymous with India's freedom struggle. During India's fight for independence from the British, Mahatma Gandhi urged his countrymen to boycott foreign goods and use Khadi, [...]

Source: The Wilmington Journal

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