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Design for Development

ARTISANS' Centre
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2025, affordable art, Art, artisans, artisans of india, contemporary design, craft entrepreneur, craft livelihoods, Craft Revival, exhibition, Furniture Design, handmade, Handmade in India, indigenous art, indigenous design, innovative design, nagaland, Natural, sustainable design, tableware, tribal art, tribal design, Wood

Elemental: Tribolt: Furniture Designer Makers of Nagaland: May 23 -31 2025

ARTISANS' Centre
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Elemental: Tribolt: Furniture Designer Makers of Nagaland: May 23 -31 2025

Furniture designer-makers Ajung Yaden and Atem Longkumer left their secure careers to embark on a journey to reconnect with their Naga heritage. Together, the husband and wife duo, founded TRIBOLT, transforming a lifelong passion for woodworking and design into a profession. TRIBOLT honours the authenticity of Naga craft and culture, and its deep connection to nature. With wood as their medium, Ajung and Atem respond to the innate qualities that make each piece of wood unique - its cracks, markings, flaws, and all. 

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ARTISANS' Centre
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bengal, craft entrepreneur, craft livelihoods, design for development, hand stitched, kantha, sustainable design, traditional textiles, upcycle, women's empowerment

Katna’s Kantha: Fine Hand Embroidery from Murshidabad

ARTISANS' Centre
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Katna’s Kantha: Fine Hand Embroidery from Murshidabad
The Street Survivors India project, founded by Shabnam Ramaswamy, established a center in Murshidabad in 2004 with a view to provide employment to women living in the villages of West Bengal. What began as a livelihood program quickly developed into the label ‘Katna’s Kantha.’  Continue reading
ARTISANS' Centre
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collaborative design, craft entrepreneur, craft livelihoods, design for development, hand stitched, handwoven, indigenous design, kantha, sustainable design, traditional textiles, upcycle, women's empowerment, zero waste design

IMC IMPACT 2018 Fashion Show and Bazaar: 8x8 Rural Artisans x Urban Designers

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IMC IMPACT 2018 Fashion Show and Bazaar: 8x8 Rural Artisans x Urban Designers
The IMC IMPACT 2018 Fashion Show and Bazaar presents work co-created by women artisans and designers, highlighting traditional craft practices and, where the design solutions are rooted in India’s current context, culture and identity. The idea behind this bazaar is not just to showcase the skills of rural women artisans, but also to raise consumer consciousness in Mumbai and support sustainable fashion and development. Continue reading