Tisser India aims to provide sustainable livelihoods, income-generating opportunities, and access to professional support to rural craftspersons in India. Through our Creative Cluster Collaboration Program, we are trying to provide professional training, innovative models, and technological solutions. Tisser has forged a diverse market for both the modern consumer and the rural artisan.
In order to uplift and support women artisans at the grassroots level, we are aiming to provide handholding support to various artisan groups/NGOs/Institutions.
To harness the local leadership and empower rural women we are keen to provide training on the institutional building.
Dedicated team of designers work on incorporating traditional art form into utilitarian products
Orient artisans on different govt. and banking schemes available in the craft sector for credit linkages support
High-End Cataloging, Designing and Printing support for Marketing purposes.
Country Clay is India’s truly sustainable and affordable luxury brand embracing our Indian Roots, our Indian Soil, Our Desh Ki Mitti which is quintessential in all our carefully handcrafted products. Country Clay came into existence to revive the e dying art of ceramic pottery in India as its primary objective.
Dil se Mehek strives to bring about a substantial and holistic change in the socio-economic life of children and to build a world in which every child attains the right to survival, protection, development and participation.
Habitat Integrated Pakistan is a non-political, non-profit, non-government organization, which works for welfare of people through protection of fauna, flora, biodiversity, environment protection and sustainable development. The organization is registered with the government.
The organisation was established in the year of 2005 with a mission to empower Empower rural and slum lives through a unique360-degree development model. They started working from Gorakhpur city and now expanded in Lucknow and Delhi. Currently they are working with the artisans who are involved in Chikankari art form.
Prayatna is a non-profit organization that is bringing about a difference in society by relentlessly working towards improving the quality of life of the people living in rural and urban areas like Muzaffarpur, Bihar with a philosophy rooted in Gandhian Ideology.
The intervention area of the project lies in the tribal belt. They have provided training to pottery & bamboo sector artisans and upskilled them in the traditional and the modern ways of making products.