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U.S. tariffs slashed Indian Kashmiri carpet exports by 16%, threatening 400,000 jobs and the survival of a centuries-old craft.
Indian Kashmiri carpet weavers are struggling amid a 50% U.S. tariff on Indian goods, cutting off nearly 60% of their export market.
The surge in duties, imposed in August 2025, has caused exports to drop over 16% in September, forcing artisans like Gulzar Ahmad Bhat to abandon weaving for jobs like selling tea.
The industry, which supports 400,000 people, faces widespread job losses, shrinking businesses, and growing unsold inventory.
Despite Indian government efforts to offer financial aid and diversify markets, exporters warn relief may come too late to save the centuries-old craft.
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