Step inside the workshops of generational handloom weavers, clay potters, metal casters, and folk artists across India. Learn where they are from, discover their ancient craft techniques, and connect directly with them on WhatsApp with zero middlemen.
Kanchipuram, Tamil Nadu
GI Tag #16
Weaves pure mulberry silk bridal sarees with 2-ply gold zari on traditional pit-looms using heritage Korvai interlocking.
Jaipur, Rajasthan
GI Tag #43
Handcrafts clay-free quartz glazed blue pottery and hand-paints intricate Persian floral arabesques with squirrel-hair brushes.
Varanasi, Uttar Pradesh
GI Tag #99
Master of the rare Kadwa jacquard technique, individually hand-etching metallic gold zari motifs with zero floating threads.
Srinagar, Jammu & Kashmir
GI Tag #46
Spins 12-micron Changthangi mountain cashmere on traditional charkhas and embroiders heirloom Sozni needlework shawls.
Channapatna, Karnataka
GI Tag #23
Lathe-turns seasoned ivory wood and polishes each piece with child-safe natural turmeric and indigo organic lac dyes.
Madhubani, Bihar
GI Tag #105
Paints sacred Tree of Life and peacock motifs on handmade cotton-rag paper using fine bamboo nibs and natural plant pigments.
Bastar, Chhattisgarh
GI Tag #83
Casts one-of-a-kind bell metal bronze and brass sculptures using the ancient 4,000-year-old lost-wax (Cire Perdue) method.
Kolhapur, Maharashtra
GI Tag #131
Handcrafts 100% vegetable-tanned footwear with babul bark dye, hand-braided leather cords, and zero metal nails.
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