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Telia Rumal is one of Telangana's distinctive handloom traditions, known for its intricate Double Ikat weaving and unusual yarn-treatment process. This GI Chronicle deep-dive examines its geographical origin, production method, design elements, historical reputation and the characteristics that make it a recognised Geographical Indication.

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