Ayeshaben, Patchwork Artisan
Ayeshaben, 52, is a patchwork artisan from Kadi district, in Mehsana, Gujarat. She started perfecting her craft at a young age when she became a member of the local handicrafts cooperative.
Ayeshaben, 52, is a patchwork artisan from Kadi district, in Mehsana, Gujarat. She started perfecting her craft at a young age when she became a member of the local handicrafts cooperative.
A group of 15 women from Dharampur Gram Panchayat, Gopal Panchayat and Manikchak Panchayat in the Malda district of West Bengal were rendered unemployed from their business of beedi making since the lockdown started in March.
Rupali behen, is a Tant weaver from Phulia, West Bengal, which is known for its high quality sarees throughout Bengal and the world. A typical day in her life means spending long hours at her loom, sometimes 7-8 hours at a stretch.
Traditional lac jewellery is crafted in fire with the original lac extract of a Kusum tree, and is a speciality of Rajasthan. The market share of this artform has shrunk visibly due to the rising demand and supply of chemical lac products.
Suman behen is a 36-year-old mother of four, wife, and micro-entrepreneur in Jahangir Puri. About 6 months ago, she purchased an e-rickshaw and began a driving service. Being her own employer allows her to earn a living and prioritize her family.
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