Despite the heights reached in the 1970s, the article notes a significant decline in the Kalaghei industry following the 1979 revolution due to structural shifts and economic challenges. Today, the art form faces many hurdles, including the high cost of raw silk, a lack of modern marketing, and the loss of connection to international fashion markets. While some collectors and private enthusiasts strive to preserve this heritage, the current state of Osku’s workshops is a shadow of the era when their creations moved from local bazaars to the most exclusive royal banquets in the world.
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