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    A quiet little town on the banks of the Niger River, Segou is known as the capital of mud cloth. Textile designer Boubacar Doumbia built his workshop there 16 years ago, named it Ndomo - which means "the quest for knowledge" in local Bambara language, and welcomed young people who had no opportunity to receive formal education into his collective.

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    SHE BELONGS IN SCHOOL


    Every quarter, Bloom & Give seeks out worthy project and partners throughout India, and support them with 10% of the sales of their handcrafted textiles. Each of these programs targets a specific obstacle that prevents girls from going to school. 

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    GOD'S OWN COUNTRY


    Kerala, the tropical paradise of India, is loved and praised by many as "God's Own Country". From cascades of greenery on the Western Ghats, this slender costal state reaches to the Arabian Sea, boasting diverse natural beauty and vibrant traditions. 

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    THE LAND OF KINGS

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    Rajasthan means "Land of Kings". This northwestern state of India is the largest in the country, with rich culture and authentic influences from India's ancient castes.

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    The Best Travel Destinations for Craft Lovers


    Fascinated by handicrafts? Simply can't wait to get your hands dirty and make something by yourself? Move these 5 travel destinations to the top of your bucket list!

    MINZUU Blog | The Best Travel Destinations for Craft Lovers: Kyoto

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    In the Spotlight: The Fabric of India


    Anyone who loves art and culture and happen to be visiting London this fall wouldn't want to miss the India Festival - a series of exhibitions, displays, events and digital initiatives that "explore the rich and varied culture of South Asia, both past and present", presented by the Victoria and Albert Museum. 

    In Rajasthan, the V&A filmed the entire manual production process of Khadi cloth, through which cotton is spun and woven by hand using traditional tools and equipment. 



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