Khoma village in Bhutan is known for its flourishing weaving culture and is the birthplace of the Kishuthara weaves, considered the best in the nation. The village, situated 11.5 kilometers from the district headquarters, produces traditional silk fabrics using the age-old back-strap loom method. While the use of locally-produced silk and natural colors is decreasing, the tradition of weaving Kishuthara is still alive, with weavers proud to be recognized as the best in their field. Additionally, the village produces fabrics and accessories for daily use.
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