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a social enterprise dedicated to reviving endangered art forms and promoting GI-tagged crafts through a sustainable marketplace. We connect artisans with conscious consumers, ensuring fair compensation while preserving cultural heritage. Business Ca

🇧🇹#GLOBALSTARTUPSAFARI✨ Despite having a GDP smaller than the valuation of many Indian startups, Bhutan is home to some interesting startups that are making a global impact by promoting Bhutanese heritage and sustainable practices. 1. DRUKSELL

Fabindia was founded in 1960, by the initiative of John Bissell, initially Fabindia started by exporting home furnishings, championing rural artisans. Fast-forwarding to today, Fabindia boasts over 341 stores (as of July 2020) across India and abroad

Seeking Funding to Empower Handloom Artisans We are on a mission to revive and promote the rich heritage of handloom weaving by establishing a sustainable manufacturing unit for handcrafted textile products. To achieve this, we are currently seekin

Weaving Tradition, Empowering the Future! 🧵✨ AI is transforming Odisha’s Ikat handloom industry—not by replacing artisans, but by empowering them! ✅ Handloom weaving stays traditional ✅ AI enhances dyeing, design, quality, & marketing ✅ More jobs

"Revolutionizing Tradition with Industry 4.0! ✨ Imagine AI-driven designs, robotic-assisted weaving, and IoT-enabled looms boosting efficiency while preserving heritage. Blockchain ensures authenticity, and digital platforms take handlooms global!

Reviving Tradition, Empowering Artisans: A Balchuri Saree Revolution Imagine a world where every sister, mother, wife, and partner adorns a piece of timeless tradition—a Balchuri saree, meticulously handcrafted in the heart of West Bengal. These sa

Today I Learned #7 Shocking story of Japanese Art!! Sashimono is a traditional Japanese woodworking technique that dates back to the 8th century. It involves intricate joinery without the use of nails or adhesives. Master craftsmen carefully cut in

**Astvani** Astvani is a startup dedicated to bringing traditional Indian clothing to the world. We aim to bridge the gap between premium, high-priced traditional wear and low-cost, lesser-quality options by offering mid-budget attire that combines

Vijaypura-based (Karnataka) non-profit Banjara Kasuti, well-known for its association with traditional Lambani art, has partnered with Amazon’s Karigar programme. The collaboration aims to support Lambani women by enabling them to sell their handcr