Kabbish- a brand that brings forth the craft of black pottery as jewelry to adorn oneself.

Inspired by nature and captivated by the city, Chambray & Co.

Inspired by the happy gurgling sound made by babies, the word ‘Aagghhoo’ is a joyful expression of babyhood.

TreeWear's aim is to create products that are good for people as well as the planet.

Mura Collective was started in 1998 by Kusum Tiwari and Prabha Gahtori, as a response to experiencing the lack of workplaces for women and people with special needs.

Wear Equal is India’s first upcycled intimate wear brand for women.

An interdisciplinary award-winning lifestyle design studio and enterprise committed to the development of ideas using traditional crafts.

Earthwhile makes comfortable clothing with consciously sourced plant fibers that are woven on handlooms in India.

Théla is a circular fashion and lifestyle brand. They handcraft honest, ethical fashion and home accessories by bringing together discarded plastic and traditional crafting skills. They strive to be circular...

The Fairkraft Creations brand stands for quality, safety, and great design.

RangSutra is an artisan-owned organization that was founded in 2006 with a vision to create economic opportunities for marginalized rural artisans in India.

Umang or the Mahila Umang Producer Company started as a producer company forged by SHGs.

Bun.Kar Bihar is the retail brand of Srijani Foundation launched in October 2018. The goal was to showcase the pure hand skills of rural communities of spinners, weavers, and embroidery...

Clan Earth has handcrafted completely plastic-free, cruelty-free, stylish & super-functional carry accessories such as backpacks, wallets, purses, etc.

WHE stands for Women, handcrafted & Eco-friendly. A design-driven ethical fashion brand, it was started in the year 2020 with the goal to connect the artisans to the end market. WHE...

P-TAL or the Punjabi Thathera Art Legacy is built around the belief that “Legacy is not leaving something for people; it is leaving something in people”.

Umoya is a nonprofit enterprise that specialises in Shibori, a traditional Japanese dyeing technique.

Blue Lotus is an ensemble of next generation entrepreneurs, designers, dyers, weavers, weaver organizations who are fully engaged with and proud of being associated with traditional practices of handcrafting.

Patch over Patch works to build a bridge to go from trash to trend; to bring the fabric waste back to the production cycle of garments.

Incubated by Industree Crafts Foundation, GreenKraft Pvt.

Khamir in Kachchhi means “intrinsic pride”, and that’s what they stand for.

Samoolam, meaning 'collective roots' in Sanskrit, was founded as a grassroots social movement in Gaya, Bihar (India) with the vision to use design as a powerful tool for social change....

Patrah is a slow fashion clothing brand. Vegan, eco-friendly and artisanal.

Sasha, a fair trade organization, has been working with craftspeople, artisans, and women workers for the last forty-two years. The goal is to enable and empower producer groups and communities...

Sadhna, as an idea, was born in 1988 to generate alternative income for women in and around the urban and rural areas of Udaipur. 

Art Bunker, through its Brand POTLI, offers a series of Indian art & craft kits that aim to reconnect children with traditional Indian art, thereby creating awareness and expanding markets...

Last Forest, registered in the year 2010, is a profit-hybrid institution incubated by an NGO – Keystone Foundation – that provides marketing solutions to primary producer groups and communities that...

Kubsa uses design as a catalyst for change in the handloom sector in the North Karnataka region.

In the remote valleys of the Indian Himalayas, abundant in natural resources but scarce in sustainable rural livelihood opportunities, Avani works with the rural community of Kumaon, part of the...

Kaarigar Clinic is an initiative that works towards rural development by mentoring local artisans to strategically grow their traditional craft practices into self-sustaining businesses

LUKKA CHUPPI aspires to bring colors to everyday life with its range of aesthetically appealing and quirky products. 

As a brand of artisanal elevated basics “Jayati Goenka” - is a call to just pause, untangle & value the details.

Miharu is a social venture which makes handmade brass jewelry and handloom silk dupattas from dying crafts of Bengal. 

Iro Iro upcycles silk waste procured from local textiles and market places, which would otherwise be burned as fuel or sent to the landfill.