Record
Exhibitions, workshops and training programmes run since the company was registered — with the dates, venues and supporting departments as recorded at the time.
ExhibitionsSeptember 2025
Dilli Haat, INA, New Delhi
The company showed its handcrafted carpets and floor coverings at Sharad Shilpotsav, Dilli Haat, New Delhi, organised by the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles. The stall carried only handmade, artisan-crafted work from Uttarakhand, and put our weavers in front of buyers and craft enthusiasts from across India and abroad.
WorkshopsJuly – August 2025
Handicraft Service Centre, Almora
A four-week workshop run from 28 July to 24 August 2025 with the support of the Ministry of Textiles and the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), led by designer Jageshwar Ahirwar. It focused on artisans working in carpet, rugs and durries: modern design intervention, new weaving methods and quality improvement, with practical demonstrations throughout. Participants came away with contemporary motifs and rug patterns of their own.
Programmes26 – 31 August 2025
Dharchula, Pithoragarh
Six days at Dharchula for artisans in carpet, rugs and durries, covering enterprise development, banking and artisan credit, GST and billing, export requirements, digital marketing, branding and product design. Delivered through lectures, discussion and hands-on demonstration, with women artisans making up most of the room.
Programmes25 – 30 August 2025
Dharchula, Pithoragarh
An earlier run of the same six-day programme at Dharchula, again for artisans in carpet, rugs and durries, and again supported by the Ministry of Textiles and the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts). The emphasis was on strengthening craftsmanship and entrepreneurial capacity together rather than treating them as separate things.
Workshops28 July – 21 August 2025
Dharchula, Pithoragarh
A 25-day workshop in carpet, rugs and durries, as recorded on the programme banner. The company-supplied photograph shows the participating artisans together with their completed pieces and the workshop looms.
Supported by the Ministry of Textiles and the Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Government of India.
Whether you hold a shuttle, a hammer or a purchase order — the collective grows by one member, one buyer and one order at a time.
