Who we are
Who we are
the challenges
We see how the Mass Production Revolution has given so many benefits to the market, from cheaper apparels, economical efficiency, fast production rate and many more. Yet it also caused many traditional artisan in rural areas lost their livelihood to the mass production revolution.
DO YOU KNOW that Rural artisan derives more than 50% of his livelihood income from village crafts.
In these fast fashion trend there are still many things we couldn't see, but that doesn't mean it does not happen.
few of the bad impact
FAST FASHION![]()
Fast fashion is taking over the fashion industry because it provides low-cost trendy items which are quickly discarded and replaced with newer styles making them disposable. Hence no appreciation towards handmade items by traditional artisans.
ANIMAL CRUELTY![]()
Every year, billions of animals suffer and die for clothing and accessories. Skin is torn from them to make leather & birds are held down while handfuls of feathers are ripped out of their sensitive skin.
LOW WAGES![]()
Approximately 85% of garment workers do not earn the minimum wage and are instead paid a piece rate of between 2-6 cents per piece. Most garment workers work 60-70 hour weeks with a take home pay of about $300 dollars.
WATER POLLUTION![]()
Every year the sector requires 93 billion cubic meters of water, which is enough to meet the consumption needs of five million people, and is responsible for around 20%of industrial water pollution as a result of textile treatment and dyeing.
LARGE CARBON FOOTPRINT![]()
The industry also has a heavy carbon footprint, which is responsible for up to 10% of total global carbon emissions, and estimated to increase by 50% by 2030.
the vision
We envisions to transform the current shape of rural Artisans. Attracting global attention for ancient art, our enterprise works to preserve the artisan’s legacy. Development being the prime focus, we are driven by our passion for change. A change that is helping revolutionise rural India.
the solution
We decided to create a product by employing the artisans of Chambhar community (Maharashtra, India), Our team have given their art a platform it deserves. Through directed innovation, modern equipment and skill development initiatives, Our team have managed to create a production model that stays unparalleled.
the impact
Hence in the past few years, not only we become an active branch of the platform which provides sustainable income and infrastructural opportunities
for more than 35 artisans in our village of production (in India) but also provide a strong education infrastructure, to 150 kids from the same village.
an active part of the foster community youth entrepreneurship
more than 35 artisan
We have empowered more than 35 artisan families and ensured gender equality in our production cycle.
A major part of the hand-work is done by women, who account for 50% of our workforce at our cottage industry setup.
ADOPT A SCHOOL OF 150 KIDS
Providing facilities like water and electricity, we have created an appropriate academic environment for the students. From protecting them from the chills of the floor to providing them with the necessary resources to study, we have covered the primary infrastructural needs of the school at Maharashtra, India.
CONTRIBUTED RM10m ABOVE
We have been a part of the foster community youth entrepreneurship and together we contributed more than RM10 Million to support the livelihood of the artisan and adopting a school.
We believe that the world is for everyone.