Our artisans

Bhutti Weavers handloom & Handicrafts Cooperative Society Ltd.

Bhuttico is a well-known handloom weavers’ cooperative society based in Himachal Pradesh, dedicated to preserving and promoting the traditional Kullu handloom craft. The society works closely with local weavers and artisans, providing them with opportunities to sustain their traditional skills and livelihoods.Bhuttico is known for its distinctive handwoven Kullu shawls, stoles, woollen fabrics, caps, coats, and other traditional products. Our designs are inspired by the rich cultural heritage of the Himalayan region, particularly the traditional geometric motifs and patterns of Kullu.We combine traditional handloom techniques with quality natural fibres and contemporary designs, making our products relevant to both Indian and international markets.Beyond preserving our craft, Bhuttico is committed to supporting our local community and helping weavers and artisans build a better future for themselves and their families. By creating employment opportunities and promoting traditional skills, we aim to ensure that the knowledge and craftsmanship passed down through generations continues to provide sustainable livelihoods for future generations.Our vision is to preserve the heritage of Himalayan handloom, empower local weavers, support their families, promote authentic craftsmanship, and take the rich Handloom traditions of Himachal Pradesh to a wider global audience.Every Bhuttico handloom product represents the skill, dedication, livelihood, and cultural heritage of the artisan behind it.

HOSHIARPUR WOODEN INLAY CLUSTER

Wooden Inlay Cluster, Hoshiarpur is a collective dedicated to preserving and promoting Punjab’s traditional wooden inlay craftsmanship. Supported by the Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME), Government of India, the cluster showcases handcrafted products made by skilled artisans from Hoshiarpur and nearby areas. The craft, with a history of around 350 years in the Punjab region, features intricate decorative work on furniture, jewellery boxes, trays, and other wooden products. Through artisan training, design development, and marketing support, the cluster helps strengthen traditional skills, create livelihood opportunities, and bring Hoshiarpur’s rich woodcraft heritage to a wider audience. The Society’s work includes the making and supply of curated wooden articles such as decorative elephants, chowkis, stools, mirrors, chess sets and wooden shelving. Its craft base draws on Hoshiarpur’s recognized wood-inlay and carving tradition, combining skilled workmanship with functional and decorative applications.

KYASC BASHOLI PASHMINA

KYASC Basholi Pashmina Artisans Producers Company ltd is a off Farms Producers Company established under NABARD OFPO scheme. The project implementation by KYASC Society Changran Kathua Producers organization promoting Institute (POPI ) and channel partner of NABARD JK. The OFPO register under Company act 2013 of 1956 AD. Basholi Pashmina falls under one District one product ODOP scheme by the JK UT Govt. The OFPO has 250 active Artisans and entire Board of Director are Artisans community. It's non- government section 8 Company.

Kanisoz Shawl Producers Company

KANISOZ – Preserving Kashmir’s Traditional Craft KANISOZ is a Kashmir-based craft and handloom enterprise dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Kashmiri craftsmanship. We work with skilled local artisans and weavers to create authentic, handcrafted products inspired by generations-old traditions. Our range includes Kani Pashmina shawls, Sozni embroidery, Tilla and Zari work, hand-embroidered products, and other traditional Kashmiri crafts. Each piece is carefully handcrafted with attention to detail, combining traditional techniques with contemporary designs. KANISOZ aims to provide sustainable livelihood opportunities for local artisans, especially women, while taking the beauty and craftsmanship of Kashmir to customers across India and international markets. Our vision is simple: preserve tradition, empower artisans, and bring authentic Kashmiri craftsmanship to the world.

Patiala Handicraft W.C.I.S Ltd.

Patiala Handicraft is a cooperative society dedicated to preserving Punjab’s rich handicraft heritage, especially the traditional art of Phulkari embroidery. Established in 1997, the Patiala Handicraft Workshop Cooperative Industrial Society Ltd. empowers rural women by providing craft training, developing livelihood opportunities, and helping artisans market their handmade products. Through its work, the society supports women’s entrepreneurship while keeping traditional embroidery alive for future generations. Its range of handcrafted products reflects the skill, creativity, and cultural heritage of Punjab’s artisans.

SAMBA SAKHI

Samba Sakhi is a contemporary handloom and textile brand dedicated to reviving the historic calico printing heritage of Samba, a town in Jammu & Kashmir, India. Founded by artisan and entrepreneur Maansi Rattan, the brand blends traditional Dogra cultural motifs with a modern aesthetic to create unique, storytelling fabrics.