Shatranji Weaving Heritage (Nisbetganj)
Heritage & Archaeology

Shatranji Weaving Heritage (Nisbetganj)

Rangpur 9 views

History & Background

Named after British district collector Nisbet, who supported the craft from 1830, shatranji weaving spread across Rangpur district and was declared a Geographical Indication (GI) product in 2021; today roughly 50,000 people, 95% of them women, are involved in its production.

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