Handloom Household LoomType and Weaving Patterns
The dataset covers rural and urban households with different types of looms, weaving various fabrics like sarees, dress materials, towels, and more. It categorizes handloom activities for non-commercial, income, and domestic/commercial purposes.It also includes average production data, indicating the daily output per weaver in meters.
Data Dictionary
| Column | Type | Label | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| id | int4 | index | |
| year | text | Year | |
| state_name | text | State Name | |
| state_code | text | State Code | |
| residence_type | text | Residence type either rural or urban | |
| households_with_loom | numeric | Households with Loom in their premises | |
| households_without_loom | numeric | Households without loom in their household premises | |
| households_with_pitloom_with_dobby_jacquard | numeric | Households having Pit loom fitted with a Dobby or Jacquard | |
| households_with_other_pitlooms | numeric | Households with other pit looms | |
| households_with_framelooms_with_dobby_jacquard | numeric | Households having frame looms with Dobby or Jacquard | |
| households_with_other_frame_looms | numeric | Households with Other frame loom | |
| households_with_loin_looms | numeric | Households with Loin looms | |
| households_with_other_looms | numeric | Households with other looms | |
| non_commercial_handloom_household | numeric | Households performing Handloom workfor non-commercial purposes | |
| households_handloom_as_occupation_and_income | numeric | Households performing Handloom work as an occupation and is used as a source of income. | |
| households_handloom_for_domestic_and_commercial_purpose | numeric | Households performing handloom work for domestic purpose and commercial purpose. | |
| households_weaving_dhoti_sarong_lungi_angavastram | numeric | Households weaving Dhoti, Sarong, Lungi, Angavastram | |
| households_weaving_saree | numeric | Households weaving Saree. | |
| households_weaving_dress_material_suiting_shirting | numeric | Households weaving Dress material, Suiting, Shirting, Long Cloth | |
| households_weaving_towel_napkin_duster_gamcha | numeric | Households weaving Towel or Napkin, Duster or Gamcha | |
| households_weaving_bedsheet_furnishings_blanket | numeric | Households weaving Bedsheet, Furnishings, Blanket. | |
| households_weaving_shawls_mekhla_chadder | numeric | Households weaving Shawls or Mekhla Chadder or Loi or Stole or Scarf or Muffler | |
| households_weaving_durries_rugs_mats | numeric | Households weaving Durries, Rugs, Mats | |
| households_weaving_others | numeric | Households weaving Others including Bandage | |
| avg_prod_major_fabric_per_weaver_per_day | numeric | Average production of major fabric per weaver per day in Meters |
Additional Information
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Data last updated | June 24, 2024 |
| Metadata last updated | June 25, 2024 |
| Created | June 24, 2024 |
| Format | CSV |
| License | Open Data Commons Attribution License |
| Additional info | nan |
| Data extraction page | http://handlooms.nic.in/assets/img/Statistics/3736.pdf |
| Data insights | The dataset offers valuable insights into the handloom industry, encompassing details like residence type, and diverse loom types in households. It also delves into the purposes of handloom work, the variety of products woven, and the average fabric production per weaver per day. This data enables the examination of trends in handloom usage, production, and its socioeconomic significance for households across different states.This data guides policymakers in formulating targeted strategies, fostering economic growth, and preserving traditional handloom craftsmanship. |
| Data last updated | 2019-20 |
| Data retreival date | June, 2022 |
| Datastore active | True |
| Frequency | Other |
| Granularity | State |
| Has views | True |
| Id | e72012db-aba1-420d-83af-9f27881569b3 |
| Idp ready | True |
| Methodology | The methodology includes three phases: pre-field activities, field activities, and post-field activities. Pre-field activities involve pilot studies, questionnaire approval, data mapping, and staff training. During field activities, we follow a rigorous fieldwork protocol and monitor progress. Post-field activities include data validation, feedback mechanisms, online portals, revisits, data sharing, analysis, and manual tasks for ID card distribution. |
| No indicators | 20 |
| Package id | 83757120-7a13-4a73-8ced-bfd1416fed01 |
| Position | 0 |
| Size | 1.1 KiB |
| Sku | mot-handloom_census_loom_type-st-dc-him |
| State | active |
| States uts no | 1 |
| Url type | upload |
| Years covered | 2019-2020 |
| Methodology | The methodology includes three phases: pre-field activities, field activities, and post-field activities. Pre-field activities involve pilot studies, questionnaire approval, data mapping, and staff training. During field activities, we follow a rigorous fieldwork protocol and monitor progress. Post-field activities include data validation, feedback mechanisms, online portals, revisits, data sharing, analysis, and manual tasks for ID card distribution. |
| Similar Resources | |
| Granularity Level | State |
| Data Extraction Page | http://handlooms.nic.in/assets/img/Statistics/3736.pdf |
| Data Retreival Date | June, 2022 |
| Data Last Updated | 2019-20 |
| Sku | mot-handloom_census_loom_type-st-dc-him |
| Dataset Frequency | Other |
| Years Covered | 2019-2020 |
| No of States/UT(s) | 1 |
| No of Districts | |
| No of Tehsils/blocks | |
| No of Gram Panchayats | |
| Additional Information | nan |
| Number of Indicators | 20 |
| Insights from the dataset | The dataset offers valuable insights into the handloom industry, encompassing details like residence type, and diverse loom types in households. It also delves into the purposes of handloom work, the variety of products woven, and the average fabric production per weaver per day. This data enables the examination of trends in handloom usage, production, and its socioeconomic significance for households across different states.This data guides policymakers in formulating targeted strategies, fostering economic growth, and preserving traditional handloom craftsmanship. |
| IDP Ready | Yes |