top of page

Artisan's Corner IIQF 2021

Quilt India Foundation is happy to bring you Artisans from across India.  Do check out their handcrafted work. Your purchase will be of great assistance to these teams and individuals during these difficult times. All proceeds from sales go directly to the respective artisan.

BuDa Folklore

Kowdi is a traditional art of quilting in Karnataka. BuDa Folklore is working with quilt artisans from rural towns in the Uttara Kannada region. With exquisite Kowdhi quilts made by master artisans of Uttara Kannada Region of India, Lyaavi Kowdi Collective is a platform for many Kowdi artisans. The quilts and other products are sold at BuDa Folklore’s centre, online BuDa Shop and at exhibitions and during workshops.

BuDa Folklore
Denim project

The Denim Project by a hundred hands has a dual purpose. To create employment for vulnerable communities and to upcycle every last scrap salvaged from a pair of jeans. The project is three pronged, making an impact across three areas. Enabling Livelihoods, Reducing environmental impact through recycling and revival of dying crafts by using them for embellishment

Denim project
Hushnohana

Hushnohana 's focus is Nakshi Kantha based on the foundations of Creativity, awareness and Wellness. Creativity finds expression in the fabrics and awareness is spread about the deep cultural roots of Bengal that define the beauty of ancient art forms. Balanced consumerism that benefits the artisans who are the torchbearers of the craft and that contributes to wellness.

Hushnohana
Kalaraksha

Kala Raksha is a registered society and trust. Comprising artisans, community members, and experts in the fields of art, design, rural management and museums, KALA RAKSHA works with nearly 1,000 embroidery artisans of seven ethnic communities in the interlinking of two parts, preservation of age-old traditions, and income generation via contemporary work.

Kalaraksha
Purnachandra ghosh

Purnachandra Ghosh has steadily evolved his own style of Pipli applique and has made it relevant to the urban market. His entire family is involved in the work at various stages. Over the years, he has developed the acumen to try out newer contemporary designs and his applique is unique, artistic and suits contemporary aesthetics too.

Purnachandra ghosh
Tharagai

Sungudi fabrics - 100% cotton fabrics and sarees made by the traditional tie and dye method of Sungudi using Azo free dyes

Tharagai
bottom of page