A Ralli is never the work of one woman —
it is a village quilted across four generations.
Hands per finished quilt — median
12.4
From the grandmother who chooses the palette to the bride who binds the last seam — every Ralli passes through a dozen sets of hands before it leaves the courtyard.
+38%
vs. 2014 baseline
94.1%
matrilineal taught
Who stitched the patch?
Grandmother
Mother
Aunt
Sister
Daughter
Neighbour
Spotlight · Sanghar
Grandmothers contribute 24% of every quilt here — the highest in the census.
Daughters rising
Across all districts, daughters under 18 now stitch a fifth of the cloth.
Neighbour stitches
Cross-courtyard hands still account for ~12% — Ralli stays communal.