Meet The Makers

Ektha is a producer-owned company that empowers over 350 artisans—primarily women—across Kirugavalu and Hulivana in Karnataka’s Mandya district. Rooted in a community-led model, Ektha creates meaningful livelihood opportunities by engaging...

Yaana is a conscious manufacturer of premium eco-friendly work-wear sarees and GOTS-certified organic cotton bath towels, committed to creating products that are kind to both the planet and the people...

Special Hands of Kashmir is a collective of differently-abled artisans from Budgam, a district where nearly 90% of the population is engaged in the age-old art of Sozni embroidery. Founded...

BhuVee, meaning “that which comes from the Earth,” is rooted in the rich, natural heritage of the Deccan Plateau. This thoughtful platform offers sarees, blouse materials, and accessories—each piece handmade...

Rooted in the richness of Indian traditions, Diorama Designs revives and reinterprets heritage crafts through handpainted, hand-embroidered, and handwoven textiles. Blending art forms like Madhubani, Pichwai, Kalamkari, Gond, Warli, and...

Crochet & Co. stands at the intersection of craftsmanship, community empowerment, and sustainability. Every creation is a testament to attentive crafting, where each piece is thoughtfully designed and handmade to...

Through his work and the establishment of Bandhini Rangrez, Aslam Khatri has become a torchbearer for the preservation of the ancient art of Bandhani while championing the empowerment of artisans....

Aame is the inspiring story of 75 resilient women from rural Andhra Pradesh who transformed adversity into opportunity. After receiving skill training through the Integrated Development Trust since 2001, a...

Started in 2023, by two sisters, Radhika and Rashi in the heart of Jaipur, Sivaka India is a homegrown clothing brand which uses various Handblock printing crafts like Kalamkari, Dabu,...

Grama, a transformative project initiated by EarthCare, is dedicated to uplifting village communities through sustainable crafts and livelihood initiatives. What began in Poochackal, Kerala, has now blossomed into a source...

Rising from rural India to reach a global audience, this women-led social enterprise has been transforming menstrual health practices since 2010. It produces organic, washable cloth pads and nappy products,...

Founded in 2018, Bunavat is a for-profit social enterprise dedicated to preserving traditional handwoven weaves and crafts while blending them with contemporary design. Its philosophy revolves around responsible production, social...