The Indus Valley Civilization, which has revealed evidence of pottery making, weaving, jewellery making, and metalwork that are still used and practised today, is where the earliest evidence of rural crafts in India originates.
A strong network was made possible by the promotion of textile production during the Maurya Period, which included specialised workshops for weaving and dying fabrics.
Block printing, zardozi work, and other aspects of the textile industry were also evident during the Mughal era.
The silk route, which carried goods and people from the Middle East and Central Asia to China and the Far East, had an impact on craft as well.
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