The vision is to create a self-sustaining model which bolsters support to revive, promote and sustain the traditional craft of hand-spun and handwoven weaves and embroideries in the state of Bihar. The Foundation values an honest commitment to upgrade skill sets of the rural communities of weavers and artisans to increase their efficiency at work and generate livelihoods by blending indigenous craft techniques with contemporary designs. They have been on the path of revival, sustenance, and change for the socio-economic and personal development of the rural communities of the state.

Their work focuses on mainly understanding available natural resources, developing local skills, and setting –up systems that would create a sustainable livelihood for hundreds of people in their natural ecosystem. The focus has been to encourage production in an environmentally sustainable way. They hand spin cotton yarn on the Kisan Charkha that does not require any electrical or mechanical energy. Handlooms are environment-friendly and lend themselves to sustainable development. This results in a reduction of negative impacts on the environment and ecology as well as providing sustainable employment for rural India.