10/09/2026
The abandoned Tangail loom factory stood silent for years until Sahera stepped in with a bold plan: reinvesting revenue alongside fresh capital to resurrect the floor.
Day 0: The silent, abandoned loom factory covered in dust.
Days 1 to 30: Sahera cleared the debris, mended warp beams, and repaired rusted jacquard machines to get the first two looms running.
Days 31 to 65: As revenue grew, master weaver Fazel bhai and his family returned to the workshop, dividing tasks between bobbin winding, starching, and weaving.
Day 100: Profits and new capital scaled operations to several more looms, introducing contemporary colors for modern boutique buyers.
In just one hundred days, Sahera transformed a dead factory into a production hub, proving that local heritage thrives when profits are poured back into the hands of the community.
Special thanks to the dedicated local business owners, weavers, and artisans of Belta and Belkuchi, as well as the Aarong Tangail Division, whose invaluable collaboration and support helped bring this traditional craft back to life.
