Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, will organise ‘Sharad Shilpotsav 2.0’ at Dilli Haat, INA, New Delhi, from ...

Craft-based enterprises within the creative economy, which occupy a significant proportion of the total number of small and medium sized businesses (MSMEs) in India, face several operational ...

Craftpreneur 2026 returns to Chennai after a six-year break, bringing 20 Indian craft brands showcasing textiles, clothing, ...

Stories of craft are often stories of inheritance — of skills passed quietly through generations, shaped by memory, resilience, and an intimate relationship with land, community, and tradition.

The decline of handcrafted products amidst machine-produced alternatives underscores the need for intervention to protect this heritage. Revival efforts, including market understanding, consumer ...

The history of handicrafts from India is both rich and complicated. Post-Independence, the crafts were an important part of India’s developmental policies. A focus on economic self-reliance propelled ...

Anita Dongre has long been a force of quiet revolution in Indian fashion— a designer who balances beauty with purpose, tradition with modernity. With her new Autumn/Winter 2025 collection, Crafts of ...

Each craft of India deserves due recognition and appreciation from craft enthusiasts. Phool patti work needs a major revival and promotion at a large scale in order to increase its popularity.

At a time when mass-produced products dominate Indian homes, Zishta has spent the last decade championing a different philosophy of bringing back traditional cookware, dinnerware and handcrafted home ...

With examples ranging from Mughal Empire watercolors to Saint Laurent runway ensembles, India in Fashion is functionally a catalog for an exhibition of the same name, opening next month in Mumbai. But ...