Rajkumar Kumawat Crafts rise above the idea of tangible goods and are composed of material and immaterial legacies. They serve as a communication tool and a link between the past and the present. Their idea of preserving narrative, in addition to the technique, adds a new character to the place. This is being embraced in […]Read More
Jasleen Chalotra Indian homes are narratives woven in tradition, colour, and a sense of belonging. It has the ability to blend the sacred with the mundane, creating harmony in everyday living. Today, modern homes rise above the conventional to bring in a sense of locale and culture to homes. The term “Indian aesthetics” is, in […]Read More
Team L&M India’s rich legacy of handloom and handicrafts will take centre stage as Union Minister of Textiles Shri Giriraj Singh inaugurates Indie Haat 2026 on July 13, 2026, at the National Crafts Museum & Hastkala Academy, New Delhi. The 10-day exhibition, running from July 10 to July 19, 2026, has been conceived as a […]Read More
Rajkumari Sharma Tankha Pained at the deteriorating quality and quantity of ‘hand-crafted’ Phulakris, Shreya Mehra founded ‘Aab‘ last year. A media graduate from the London School of Economics and Political Science, Mehra strongly believes in preservation of traditional handicrafts. “But this can only be done if there is a demand for them. And demand can […]Read More
. Upasana Kaura Launched as a social enterprise with a mandate to research, document, showcase, handicrafts and heritage in 2009, today, Gaatha is a one of its kind e-commerce platform that sells Indian handicrafts and heritage items, both décor as well as utility. The platform It has over 250 artisans on board from across the […]Read More
In her journey of over 30 years, social entrepreneur Mamta Gupta has trained more than 500 people belonging to rural areas in embroidery, tailoring, cutting, designing and retailing.Read More
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