Traditional Indian textile stamps refer to a specific commemorative stamp set issued by India Post in 2009, featuring four iconic textile crafts: Kalamkari (pen work), Apatani Weaves (tribal geometric), Kanchipuram Silk (South Indian brocade), and Banaras Silk (opulent brocade), celebrating India’s rich handloom heritage and diverse regional artistry, with designs by S. Samantha, for philatelists and textile lovers.

Key Details of the Stamp Set:
Issuing Authoritzarindia Post (Indian Government).
Date of Issue: December 10, 2009.
Theme: To promote and showcase India’s traditional handloom sector.
Stamps Included (Rs. 5 denomination each):
Kalamkari: Hand-painted or block-printed textiles from Andhra Pradesh, known for intricate designs.
Apatani Weaves: Distinctive geometric patterns from the Apatani tribe of Arunachal Pradesh.
Kanchipuram Silk: Rich, figured silk sarees with vibrant colors from Tamil Nadu, featuring interlocking borders.
Banaras (Banarasi) Silk: Regal and elegant brocades from