Welcome to KLB Indian Institute of Handloom Technology

The establishment of the IIHT in Telangana during the Academic year 2024 - 25 will not only help in expanding the base of handlooms and textiles in the state but also create more employment opportunities for the local population. The technical personnel trained at the institute will be equipped with the necessary skills and knowledge to contribute effectively to the growth of the handloom and textile industry in Telangana.

The Department of Handlooms & Textiles, Government of Telangana, headed by the Commissioner/Director of Handlooms & Textiles and AEPS, is responsible for smooth functioning of the Institute. It will also collaborate with industry partners to provide hands-on training and placement opportunities for the students.

About KLB IIHT

The Weaver of Dreams in Handloom and Textiles.

In the vibrant city of Hyderabad, where tradition and innovation blend seamlessly, IIHT Hyderabad stands as a testament to excellence in handloom and textile education. This esteemed institution has been spinning the yarn of success for aspiring designers, weavers, and textile enthusiasts, empowering them to create a rich tapestry of innovation and tradition.

With a legacy of preserving the ancient crafts of handloom weaving and textile design, IIHT Hyderabad has established itself as a hub of creative expression and academic excellence. The institution's commitment to providing world-class education is evident in its state-of-the-art facilities, expert faculty, and industry-relevant curriculum.

At IIHT Hyderabad, students are not merely learners; they are the master weavers of their own destiny. The institution's emphasis on hands-on learning, real-world projects, and collaborative learning environments ensures that students graduate as industry-ready professionals, equipped to make a lasting impact in the world of handloom and textiles.

As a beacon of excellence in handloom and textile education, IIHT Hyderabad continues to inspire and motivate generations of designers, weavers, and textile enthusiasts, empowering them to preserve the rich heritage of Indian textiles while innovating for a sustainable future."