Vocal for local, women empowerment and entrepreneurship through craft.
Hastshilp Ki Udaan
In India millions of artisans still practice centuries old handcraft traditions that are transmitted from generation to generation, much knowledge remains because handcraft has been so closely related with the Indian freedom struggle and the fact that other meaningful employment is rarely available. Currently, because of lack of access to the market and other problems, about 15 or 20 percent of artisans drop out of the system every 10 years. If this trend continues, we will have no artisans by 2050.
Baldev Singh
Handmade Textiles
Sunita Rani
Bamboo Crafts
Rambilas Yadav
Carpenrty
Pooja Kumari
Handicrafts
Jaspreet Singh
Fine Artist
Pawan Vyas
Stone Carvings
Myra Sharma
Handicrafts
Neha Singh
Thread Work
Janki Devi
Handmade textiles
Arshad Salim
Garments
Nitu Sharma
Jewellery Design
Mahesh Mishra
Traditional Garments
Sunil Tripathi
Handicrafts
Rishabh Malik
Ceramics & Glass Works
Bindu Tayal
Needlework
DAKSH FOUNDATION
There are many more such skilled artisans who needs to supported in order to preserve the skill and knowledge.