Sustainable Crafts
Future of Handicraft: Direct from the Artisans to the Consumers
Natural fibre Tableware
CraftsAQ
CraftsAQ has been set-up with the sole purpose to incubate our artisans who are tucked away across the country, in the remotest of areas, away from the visibility that they so rightly deserve.
Our mission is to curate and bring to the customers some of India’s finest products that have been exquisitely handcrafted by our immensely talented artisans who have proudly carried forward our ancestral heirlooms.
CraftsAQ has been set-up with the sole purpose to incubate our artisans who are tucked away across the country, in the remotest of areas, away from the visibility that they so rightly deserve.
Our mission is to curate and bring to the customers some of India’s finest products that have been exquisitely handcrafted by our immensely talented artisans who have proudly carried forward our ancestral heirlooms.
TESTIMONIALS
Archana Gupta
Zardozi Artisan
Monku
Madur Grass Artisan
Surenderi Devi
Moonj Artisan
Sushma lives in Ashrafnagar village, Sitapur, Uttar Pradesh. Once, she saw her mother weave a Dalwa to gift to her niece for marriage. She found it interesting and decided to learn the technique of basketry. Since then she has been weaving and experimenting with the Moonj Grass products.
She takes out time for Moonj Craft work from her daily busy schedule to support her family and fulfil her wishes.
Sushma Gautam
Moonj Artisan
Aarti is 32 years old and hails from Bihar. She initially learned crochet from her mother and was well versed with the craft when she joined the group.
Her skill of being natural in this art form has helped her to reach the level of a trainer, where she now trains beginner artisans group.
Aarti
Aarti
Crochet Artisan