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2022 Collectible Calendars

Tarasha's collectible calendars are designed to be both functional and interactive. Intricate paper-cuts create a dynamic three dimensional experience using digital laser-cut technology and precise hand-assembly. Flip through the calendar from month to month to unfold a whole world within!

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Shop ARTISANS’ handpicked collection of handmade collectibles, and discover the artisans of India. Each extraordinary object, made from ordinary materials, has a story. With one-off objects arriving every day, add to your art collection, find the perfect gift, or treat yourself!

Artisanal Christmas 2021

This Christmas why not give gifts that keep giving? Choose from socially conscious gift ideas for everyone on your list, at the Artisanal Christmas Bazaar!. Choose from handmade textiles, books, jewelry, accessories, stationery, and more, to create a world of good!

Artisanal Festive Edit

24 - 29 August, 2021: Get in touch for a personal shopping experience, live from the gallery! We kickstart the season with one-of-a-kind apparel and textiles, bringing you not just the best, but a whole world of good.

Artisanal Jewellery Edit

Sparkle and shine! The Artisanal Jewellery Edit spotlights six emerging designers who are transforming materials today, into treasures for all time. From sterling silver to gold-plated brass, to found objects, find your one-of-a-kind handmade gem!

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Bags: Rajiben’s Recycled Plastic Accessories

Rajiben Vankar is an artisan-entrepreneur who weaves plastic waste into irresistible bags and accessories. 70 single-use plastic bags are woven into every meter of hand-woven sheets. The long drawn process of collecting, cleaning, cutting and weaving plastic, once a family effort, now supports 15 women artisans. So far, Rajiben has upcycled 10,000,00+ single-use bags, and counting!

Beaded Bamboo Tealights

Light up these teeny tiny tea lights! Created by women of the Kotwalia tribe and the nomadic Mir of Gujarat, each beaded bamboo tea light creates sustainable local livelihoods for remote peoples at risk of losing their cultural identity and traditional livelihoods.

Bhujodi: Master Weavers of Kutch

This innovative collection is not just woven, but designed by master weavers. Traditionally, Meghwal weavers of Bhujodi in western India, wove woollen shawls for nomadic Rabari shepherds. Today they carry a Geographical Indicator (GI) and designs break new ground, while preserving the identity.

Books by Archana Shah

Crafting A Future is a heartfelt celebration of artisans crafting natural fibers into fabric. Archana Shah’s well-researched narrative demonstrates the diversity and true value of handcrafted textile processes.

Bring Home All Natural Nettle

Bring home a timeless and self-sustaining lifestyle from Nagaland, where stinging nettle is foraged from the wild, and tamed soft enough to be worn. Hand-picked, hand-spun and hand woven - introducing nettle for the natural home!

Contemporary Embroidered Textile Art

This embroidered textile art collection is made with the skilled women artisans of Bihar, in central India, using their signature 'sujni' embroidery. Fabric remnants form an upcycled patchwork base for free-form 'sujni' which deliberately breaks free of traditional forms, allowing for a spontaneous flow of mark-making.

Contemporary Jat Embroidery of Kutch

Bring home this embroidered organic cotton collection - with a difference. Co-created with Garasia Jat women of Kutch, traditional geometric patterns are transformed into abstract works of art inspired by mid-century Modernist design, on locally grown, environmentally sound Kala Cotton.

Dayanita Singh's Zakir Hussain Maquette

A signed edition of Dayanita Singh’s Zakir Hussain Maquette is a three-part book object: A facsimile of the original; a reader with a conversation with Gerhard Steidl, and a text by Shanay Jhaveri; and the ‘poster as book’; framed in a handsome red case exclusively designed for ARTISANS'.

Desi Pop Bazaar

What do rare tribal embroidery textiles, vintage bazaar prints, mod design, and psychedelic pop art have in common?! Find out with these textiles for the home and for you.

Designer Boho Jamdani

This limited edition is a new spin on the legendary Jamdani muslin, hand spun and hand woven in Bengal. Once driven to extinction by mechanisation, it is vital to skilled livelihoods. Each design, woven into the weft like embroidery-on-the-loom, explores the infinite potential of artisanal weaving, and is a work of art.

Designer Jamdani Saris

This limited edition is a new spin on the legendary Jamdani muslin, hand spun and hand woven in Bengal. Once driven to extinction by mechanisation, it is vital to skilled livelihoods. Each design, woven into the weft like embroidery-on-the-loom, explores the infinite potential of artisanal weaving, and is a work of art.

Dorukha: Reversible Ajrakh

Each collectible is a signed masterpiece, printed on both sides using a complex and highly skilled printing and resist-dyeing technique, called Ajrakh. The process takes upto sixteen steps of perfectly registered block-printing, using a set of hand carved wooden blocks and natural dyes, repeated on each side. Originally printed for the people of Sindh, Ajrakh is one of the oldest living textile traditions in the world.