সোনালি আশা: Bangabandhu Jute and Textile Museum, Tarabo, Rupganj, Narayanganj

Abstract

Bangladesh's socioeconomic and cultural existence has been influenced by the deltaic terrain that the country's major rivers and their tributaries have formed. Through the years, it has also had an impact on jute and textile industries. A varied community is formed by the traditional/native jute and textile industries. Bangladesh's jute and textile tradition dates back many years, but due to improper maintenance, inadequate exposure, and our own irresponsibility, it is rapidly disappearing. Jute and textile artisans received aristocratic support and possessed more advanced talents, which they often passed down from generations. However, because of its lower economic return and the fact that most of the individuals involved with it come from rural areas of our nation, its identity has substantially diminished over the past several years. The necessity for this endeavor was created by the aforementioned reasons. The goal of this project is to provide a setting where jute, the Golden fiber from earlier ages, may be conserved, represent national tradition, and inspire the next generation to value for the culture and those who have lost their connection to it.