handicrafts

“Today, women from all backgrounds and other villages, including those who have B.Ed degrees or more, come to us to join our work.”

Super cool and sustainable, these bamboo tiffins can be used for storing both hot and cold food. We just bid goodbye to our plastic dabbas! #Sustainable #social-content-innovation

Today, she is the guardian angel for over 1400 women from impoverished families and also educates over 1300 underprivileged children.

At The Better India, it took us around 5 minutes. But we are sure you can beat our attempt. Try this at home and let us know!

“Beauty is in everything, including waste. My mother inspired me to pursue this art when I was young, and I will do the same for the next generations. Although simple, this is too precious an art to die with time!

She began by building a sustainable resort, and gathering artisans. And now you can help preserve an ancient tradition. Check it out!

There are many artisans who live in India's numerous little towns and villages and churn out masterpieces with their hands, but fail to find the visibility they deserve.

Dive into an alternate world, of beautiful colours, gorgeous patterns, and stunning textures, at Unfactory.

While the Zardozi work was fashioned by master craftsman Mumtaz Ali of Lallpura, whose family has been engaged in the craft for many generations now, the pink-enamelled jewellery was created by Tarun Kumar.

Whether it is the tribes' ability to innovate, adapt, and create, they continue to use their skills to thrive in an ever-evolving world