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Among the thousands of artisans we work with around the world, the majority are mothers. By selling handicrafts, they have become proud providers for their families, bringing financial independence, education, healthcare, and a brighter future. Here's an ode to these artisan moms.
Among the thousands of artisans we work with around the world, the majority are mothers. By selling handicrafts, they have become proud providers for their families, bringing financial independence, education, healthcare, and a brighter future. Here's an ode to these artisan moms.
In this issue, we pay homage to four crafts that have been growing and evolving for hundreds of years, and have eventually found their way into modern-day living in their (almost) primitive forms, with the marks from their makers' ancestors still shining through.
In this issue, we pay homage to four crafts that have been growing and evolving for hundreds of years, and have eventually found their way into modern-day living in their (almost) primitive forms, with the marks from their makers' ancestors still shining through.
means "real India". Started by textile designer Chinar Farooqui in 2009,
Injiri expresses her appreciation for the traditional Indian textile techniques.
Farooqui designs each item side by side with weavers on their wooden hand-looms,
making textile design the most apparent and important design feature of her products.
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