What to expect

- Woven Baskets in Sabai Grass with KadamHaat and Sahana Reed: Bringing natural fibre based homedecor, dining and lifestyle products made from ingenious grasses grown all over India. 

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-  Ceramicware from Kuprkabi- a design house and a social enterprise with an exquisite collection, that supports women and school dropouts from underprivileged sectors of society by offering them training

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- Handmade Paper from Elephant Poo Paper- Environment friendly products that creates employment for local women

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- Ikkat Sarees- Srinath Fabrics is a family‑run, artisan-led brand based in Pochampalli, Telangana. Browse the saris, dupattas, stoles, and fabrics dyed with azo‑free, natural colors

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- reChakra recycled plastics- reCharkha is a purpose‑driven brand that transforms plastic waste into beautiful handcrafted products, while preserving traditional spins and looms and uplifting rural artisans

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- Recycled denin bags with Dwij: In present times, most of textiles are incinerated or dumped into landfills. 'dwij' was founded with a mission to manufacture & promote circular lifestyle products made from upcycled garments.

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- Banjara Embroidery- Banjara Embroidery is a centuries-old folk art celebrated for its vibrant colors, intricate stitches, reflective mirrorwork, and rich cultural symbolism. Once practical tribal attire, it’s now finding new life supporting the women who continue this living heritage.

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- Sholapith flowers- Shola is the inside, or pith, of weeds that grow in the mangrove areas of Bengal, Orissa and Assam.Traditionally, shola was used to embellish statues of gods and goddesses, as hanging decor and as headgear for weddings, now extended to beautiful home decor

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- Patachitra, Bhil, Gond paintings- from the original artisans, who have spent years mastering their craft under their own ancestors. Each artisan has a story to tell, each painting depicts the story of the land

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-and many more, each carefully curated for its authenticity, and relevance to modern lives

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