Creative Dignity is a movement that has brought together diverse creative producers, practitioners, and professionals to energize the ecosystem that Indian artisans need in this time of COVID-19 and post-COVID-19 impact. Our focus is to provide relief, and rejuvenation to the artisans in a bid to ensure their sustained prosperity.
Our vision is to enable artisans to become equal and active participants in building a thriving ecosystem of the future that brings well-being for the planet and people.
VISION
A world where artisans have agency to thrive with dignity.
MISSION
Enabling knowledge, tools and networks for artisans to be equal stakeholders in creating regenerative economies.
OUTREACH AND NETWORK
INR 1.43+ Cr┬а
was raised in 2020 and 2021 collectively
12400+
Covid relief kits were distributed in 2020 & 2021
350+┬а
digital catalogs got made and shared on the CD website
130+┬а
artisans got on-boarded onto various marketing platforms for online sales
Rs.5 Cr┬а
worth of stocks got liquidated through the platforms, exhibitions and whatsapp sales.
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online marketplaces collaborated with CD to open out marketing opportunities for artisans
350+┬а
student interns
400+┬а
professionals from the ecosystem
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Label @roukabysreejithjeevan works with weaver societies in Kerala that weave kasavu sarees with aim to increase their sales by co-developing the textiles for a larger market
The textiles will be made with masterweaver P.Chandrasekharan and 14 weavers of Kuthampully weavers society. He has also been included in training programmes as Design master.
All About India is an initiative that aims to bring to light, localisation & sustainability while actively supporting homegrown businesses that work collaboratively with craftsmen to bring their designs to life.
@creativedignity @lakmeindia @nexaexperience @fdciofficial @r1seworldwide
#FDCIxLakmeFashionWeek #LakmeFashionWeek #LFW #5DaysOfFashion #FDCIxLFW #SustainableFashionDay #MakeFashionGood
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Label @jayatigoenka.clothing works with Jamdani textile artisans in Bengal to develop textiles for their upcoming collection
All About India is an initiative that aims to bring to light, localisation & sustainability while actively supporting homegrown businesses that work collaboratively with craftsmen to bring their designs to life.
@creativedignity @lakmeindia @nexaexperience @fdciofficial @r1seworldwide
#FDCIxLakmeFashionWeek #LakmeFashionWeek #LFW #5DaysOfFashion #FDCIxLFW #SustainableFashionDay #MakeFashionGood
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@umahaimavati of @upasana.in along with @anshu73 of @jasonanshu have launched a joint project called тАЬWEтАЭ to create product lines with Gandhigram, The Colours of Nature, @Tcon_admin & Lambadi community called @porgaiartisans. Porgai is a registered society of 60 women with a rich tradition of hand embroidery
The project showcases their skill set with a spirit of co-creation.
WE was launched under the aegis of All About India project, which is an initiative that aims to bring to light, localisation & sustainability while actively supporting homegrown businesses that work collaboratively with craftsmen to bring their designs to life.
@creativedignity @lakmeindia @nexaexperience @fdciofficial @r1seworldwide
#FDCIxLakmeFashionWeek #LakmeFashionWeek #LFW #5DaysOfFashion #FDCIxLFW #SustainableFashionDay #MakeFashionGood
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Label @jajaabor2017 is collaborating with artisans in Chanderi district to co-develop handwoven chanderi textiles with zari for their collection
Jajaabor will be working with Musafir Ansari from Chanderi who creates beautiful textiles along with 25 other weavers in the region
All About India is an initiative that aims to bring to light, localisation & sustainability while actively supporting homegrown businesses that work collaboratively with craftsmen to bring their designs to life.
@creativedignity @lakmeindia @nexaexperience @fdciofficial @r1seworldwide
#FDCIxLakmeFashionWeek #LakmeFashionWeek #LFW #5DaysOfFashion #FDCIxLFW #SustainableFashionDay #MakeFashionGood
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@anujsharmanid of @buttonmasala is working with Rogan art from Nirona Village in Kutch. Along with developing textiles, Anuj is also conducting workshops to teach artisans button masala technique.
The tradition of Rogan art is a form of textile painting which uses a rich, brightly coloured paint made from castor oil and natural colors. It is sustained by the last and original Abdul Gafur family in Nirona. Jabbar Khatri, who comes from the family, is a skilled Rogan artist. He also takes keen interest in story-telling and marketing on social media.
All About India is an initiative that aims to bring to light, localisation & sustainability while actively supporting homegrown businesses that work collaboratively with craftsmen to bring their designs to life.
@creativedignity @lakmeindia @nexaexperience @fdciofficial @r1seworldwide @jabbar_rogan @roganart_official
#FDCIxLakmeFashionWeek #LakmeFashionWeek #LFW #5DaysOfFashion #FDCIxLFW #SustainableFashionDay #MakeFashionGood
Reposted from @lakmefashionwk.
All About India is an initiative by @r1seworldwide & @creativedignity to bring about deeper collaborations between clusters & designers that would aid the artisans affected by the pandemic, with sustainable livelihoods.
With All About India, we have set out to redefine the collaborations with clusters by finding long term solutions for both the designers and the artisans.
Designers and artisans came together not just to develop collections but to build relationships that truly empower.
Stay tuned for more!
@creativedignity @lakmeindia @nexaexperience @fdciofficial @r1seworldwide
#FDCIxLakmeFashionWeek #LakmeFashionWeek #LFW #5DaysOfFashion #FDCIxLFW #SustainableFashionDay #MakeFashionGood
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Exploring and decoding NFTs and their potential for connection artisans with new age audiences!
While NFTs is a new world for us, we would like to thank @wazirxnft
and @lakmefashionwk for helping us realise the possibilitiesand learn this new medium hands-on. Hope it takes Artisanal stories far and wide while maintaining the bond with the roots.
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'Goonj' NFT live now @wazirxnft marketplace!
This Gond piece done by Choti, of a lush and bountiful tree, alive with birds and bird chatter, is a classic representation of mother nature in its full glory. Farhat's concept was to create the effect of a 'close up' of the Gond piece, while still adhering to the form and colours of the bird, leaves, and the tree form. On viewing the two pieces side by side, one is presented with a unique perspective of seeing the same scene from afar and up-close at the same time. It is called, 'Goonj' where the nature of the traditional art form is is echoed in the contemporary piece.
About the Makers
Choti Tekam is a Gond artist from Mandala district in Madhya Pradesh. Being in harmony with nature, green pastures, forest trees, animals and village life, Choti used nature to inspire her art. Her love for Gond art, the forms-figures-dots and dashes reflect her close connection with natural surroundings.
Farhat Datta is an artist based in Mumbai, with a background in graphic design. Her art education spans from Sophia polytechnic (Mumbai), to Pratt (New York) and ESAM Design Ecole Superieure des Arts Modernes (Paris). This has provided her with extensive exposure to various design ideologies and is instrumental in her choice of design esthetics. Her body of work also ventures into charcoal abstracts and flowers in charcoal.
About Gond Art
The Gond tribal community is one of the largest indigenous communities from central India. The word тАЬGond'' comes from the Dravidian expression kond, meaning тАЬthe green mountain.тАЭ The recorded history of the Gond people goes back 1400 years.
Every artist today has a personal style and has developed a specific language within these narratives creating a richness of aesthetic forms and styles.Gond art comes with the belief that a good image brings good luck. This inherent belief led the Gonds to decorate their houses
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Lockdown Dreams NFT live on @wazirxnft marketplace!
AyeshaтАЩs Madamjis relaxing in the quiet surroundings illustrated by Dulari Deviji's Madhubani jungle. Earlier Madhubani paintings were based on scenes from the royal courts and social events. Taking the theme forward the relaxing outdoors is what people wished for during the lockdown.
About the Makers
Dulari Devi is an Indian artist and illustrator, working in the Mithila art tradition. She learned to draw and illustrate in the Madhubani style while she was working as a domestic servant in the home of Madhubani artist Mahasundari Devi. Mahasundari Devi introduced her to another artist, Karpoori Devi, who also taught Dulari Devi Madhubani art and techniques. In 2021, she was a recipient of the Padmashri, a civilian honor granted by the Government of India, for her contributions to art.
Ayesha Brocha, is a photographer, illustrator, and artist from Mumbai. Having worked as a photographer she loves capturing people in their most candid moments which is also reflected in her artworks. Her illustrations of daily, mundane routines look fresh and lively in the bright colour palette she uses.
About Madhubani Paintings
Also known as Mithila painting due to its origins in the Mithila region of India and Nepal, Madhubani is a traditional Indian folk art made on canvas, cloth, or cow dung-washed hand paper. Natural dye and colors are used in the creation of artworks with geometrical figures and vibrant colors being key elements.
The Madhubani style of painting can be traced to the Madhubani district in Bihar, literally meaning 'a forest of honey', where women spent a lot of time making these paintings on the walls of their homes. Mainly attributed to the upper caste in the beginning, this was later taken up by women across all castes. The women used their keen sense of beauty to create evocative paintings of gods and goddesses, animals and characters from mythology, using natural dyes and pigments and painted with the help of twigs, fingers, and matchsticks.
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Jugalbandi NFT live on @wazirxnft marketplace!
Artist Farhat Datta crystallized the main elements of filk artisan Choti's piece and present them in a modern and contemporary light with influences of her own style of work, so that both the pieces would reflect off of each other to create a 'Jugalbandi'
The eye of the peacock took center stage, to denote the animal spirit. The crisscrossing of the bark in Choti's piece was another vital element which Farhat included to form a strong focal point in her layout and all the various textures in the body of the peacock and bark were strategically placed in vertical and horizontal planes to bring forth a contemporary feel to the piece.
About the Makers
Choti Tekam is a Gond artist from Mandala district in Madhya Pradesh. Being in harmony with nature, green pastures, forest trees, animals and village life, Choti used nature to inspire her art. Her love for Gond art, the forms-figures-dots and dashes reflect her close connection with natural surroundings.
Farhat Datta is an artist based in Mumbai, with a background in graphic design. Her art education spans from Sophia polytechnic (Mumbai), to Pratt (New York) and ESAM Design Ecole Superieure des Arts Modernes (Paris). This has provided her with an extensive exposure to various design ideologies and is instrumental in her choice of design esthetics. Her body of work also ventures into charcoal abstracts and flowers in charcoal.
About Gond Art
The Gond tribal community is one of the largest indigenous communities from central India. The word тАЬGond'' comes from the Dravidian expression kond, meaning тАЬthe green mountain.тАЭ The recorded history of the Gond people goes back 1400 years.
Every artist today has a personal style and has developed a specific language within these narratives creating a richness of aesthetic forms and styles.Gond art comes with the belief that a good image brings good luck. This inherent belief led the Gonds to decorate their houses
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NFT live now @wazirxnft marketplace!
The work titled "23 Steps To Divinity", signifies the 23 steps used in Kalamkari art, to bring out the beauty of the colours in this artisan form. The collaboration invokes the aura of the Devi through the iconic Kalamkari peacock or тАЬMayuraтАЭ, a popular motif in kalamkari art. A peacock with full-bloomed feathers has often been associated with various Indian deities and is considered to be a symbol of exquisiteness and purity.
About the Makers
Thilak is a second-generation Kalamkari artist. He started practicing the craft from a very young age and has now been working for over 20 years. He combined his innate skill with his design education and design sensibility to start a brand named тАШKalamshastraтАЩ. He is known for reviving ancient techniques of combining block printing and hand-painting together, using numerous resist techniques associated with Kalamkari, and innovating with wax techniques.
Uttara Joshi is a contemporary charcoal artist from Mumbai who has been painting and exhibiting for over 10 years now. She believes there is no end to learning. The more you paint, the more you learn, and the more you grow. Charcoals are her personal favorite as she finds the charm of black and white hard to resist, and the challenge posed by black and white in a world full of colours, too exciting to ignore.
About Kalamkari
Kalamkari literally translates into тАЬpen craftтАЭ; with тАШkalamтАЩ meaning pen and тАШkariтАЩ meaning art. It is among the most beautiful traditional Indian art forms and involves block printing or hand printing, typically done on pieces of cotton fabrics. The unique feature of the Kalamkari art is that it makes use of only natural colours or vegetable dyes.
Kalamkari art and printing is concentrated primarily in Andhra Pradesh, being the household occupation of several rural women and craftsmen in ancient times and continues to be passed down from one generation to the next. Andhra Pradesh is still the main hub of kalamkari.
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"Goddess of the Sea" NFT Live on @wazirxnft marketplace.
In a unique collaboration between contemporary artists and traditional folk artisans Deepti Nair explored the divine feminine in conjunction with Rupsona Chitrakar.
The colourful energetic Patachitra fish are a delightful counterpoint to artist DeeptiтАЩs embodiment of the serene and bountiful sea.
About the Makers
Rupsona Chitrakar, is a Patachitra artist from Pingla, West Bengal who is an expert in painting on tribal themes.
Deepti Nair was born in Kerala and led an itinerant childhood in Africa and across India. The abiding memory of the hues and tones of those early years, coupled with her interest in exploring texture and perspective have drawn her increasingly toward the semi-abstract genre.
About Patachitra Art
The word тАШPataтАЩ comes from the Sanskrit word тАШPattaтАЩ, meaning cloth and тАШChitraтАЩ refers to painting. In Patachitra, stories are painted as frames on long scrolls and the Patuas who paint Patas, gradually unfurl them while presenting the story through their songs. The songs are known as Pater Gaan. Patachitra is known for its bold colours, lines and strokes. One of the fascinating aspects of Patachitra is the use of natural colours derived from local sources like fruits and flowers. The Patuas paint and sing on various themes like mythological tales (Ramayana, Mahabharata, Mangal Kabya), historical and contemporary themes (biographies of great personalities, nuclear warfare) and social issues (women empowerment, child right, health, literacy).
The Patachitra tradition practiced in Purulia is known for its simplistic style and compositions, minimalistic background decoration and distinctive themes, which are strikingly different from the scroll paintings of Medinipur, Bankura, Murshidabad.
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Reposted from @lakmefashionwk A collaboration between Indian folk artisans & contemporary artists that led to the creation of treasured pieces each narrating a story of its own. These co-created pieces are live as NFTs on @wazirxnft
@ekibekiassociation for Creative Dignity has pioneered this one-of-a-kind initiative.
@lakmeindia @fdciofficial @r1seworldwide
@creativedignity @ekibekiassociation @uttarajoshistudio @deeptinairstudio @farhatdatta @ayeshabroacha @rupsonachitrakar @chhotitekam @kalam_shastra @shastra_kalam
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Reposted from @lakmefashionwk A collaboration between Indian folk artisans & contemporary artists that led to the creation of treasured pieces each narrating a story of its own. These co-created pieces are now being converted into NFTs.
A huge shout out to our member @ekibekiassociation for pioneering this path breaking collaboration for CD and our artisans.
NFTs Dropping soon. Stay Tuned.
@wazirxnft @lakmeindia @fdciofficial @r1seworldwide
@creativedignity @ekibekiassociation @uttarajoshistudio @deeptinairstudio @farhatdatta @ayeshabroacha @rupsonachitrakar @chhotitekam @kalam_shastra @shastra_kalam
#craftnft #DefinetoRedefine #FDCIxLFW #FDCIxLakmeFashionWeek #LakmeFashionWeek #5DaysofFashion #LFW #WazirXNFT #NFTCommunity #NFTCreators #DigitalArt #CryptoArt #Artworks #NFTs #CryptoArtist #NFTArtist #NFTCollector #NFTCollectibles #NFTDrop #NFTArt #FNFT #CollectTheFuture
INDIA FOR ARTISANS
November 3я╕ПтГг0я╕ПтГг, 2021 8AM-8PM
India For Artisans is one-of-a-kind crowdsourced auction fundraiser conceived and curated by our wonderful partner @200millionartisans in collaboration with @Storyltd - to help the artisanal communities get back on their feet. We are thrilled to invite you all to bid on an exciting range of objects and experiences tomorrow.
Get ready to bid on 65+ lots from 40+ donors, telling the 'Handcrafted in India' story. And there is something for everyone!
100% of the proceeds from this auction will be used to support our nationwide relief and rehabilitation efforts for the artisanal communities impacted by COVID-19.
The versatile range includes a mix of handcrafted textiles, jewellery, sculptures, home accents, apparel, folk paintings, and exotic getaways.
We would like to thank all the notable donors for their generous contributions to this auction.
We would also like to extend our heartfelt gratitude towards team 200M , Saffronart and every volunteer for putting this together so beautifully.
Check out the catalogue and place your advance bids now.(See link in bio)
#auctionfundraiser #indiaforartisans #200mxcdxstoryltd #handmadeinindia #200millionartisans #creativedignity #saffronart #storyltd
THE GRAND HANDLOOM FAIR celebrates handloom textiles with traditional craftspeople of the country.
The pandemic has severely affected makers who weave an integral part of our living heritage and our culture. It is time we open our hearts to handloom products from around the country by showing love to 100+ exhibitors in this exclusively curated experience. Get your hand on Desi Oon, Banarasi Brocades, Handspun textiles, Maheshwaris, Sambalpuris, Paithanis, Baawan Buttis, Khadis, Punja Durries, Ikats, Tussar weaves and much more! Watch out for fun and educational craft workshops and performances and enjoy delicacies from various states!
Be there at Dastkar's Nature Bazaar Venue, Andheria Modh, Anuvrat Marg, New Delhi - 110074. (Nearest Metro Station : Chhatarpur)
Entry fee : 30 rupees
Paid parking available
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#handmade #creativedignity #buydirectlyfromartisans #dilsehandloom #weavers #madeinindia #indianweaves #artisanal #artisan #artisansofindia #vocalforlocal #handmadeinindia #supportlocal #buyhandmade #buytherealthing #authentic #handloom #handbehindtheloom #meetthemaker #crafts #craftsofindia #threadstories #threadsthatbind #woventextiles #naturaldyes #handspun #handblockprinted #loomsofhope #delhidiaries #ladybamfordfoundation
We are all very excited to share - @200millionartisans and Creative Dignity present a first-of-its-kind
auction fundraiser in collaboration with @storyltd, India's leading auction house this November to host a unique fundraiser
auction тАФ India for Artisans тАФ to support the economic recovery of artisan communities
across India.
THE BIGGEST NAMES IN HANDMADE
Bid on more than handcrafted products spanning art, design, fashion, textile and even unique travel experiences that tell the тАШHandcrafted in IndiaтАЩ story. This unique collaboration brings together over 40 donors тАФ leading names from
the world of art, craft and hospitality тАФ who are donating one-of-a-kind products or
experiences that tell a 'Handcrafted in India' story. And there is something for everyone!
EXPECTED IMPACT
100% of the proceeds from the auction will be donated to Creative Dignity to support their
nationwide relief and rehabilitation efforts for artisan communities impacted by COVID-19.
24 HOUR, NO RESERVE AUCTION
Over 70 unique lots will go up for sale as
part of a 24 Hour, No Reserve Auction to be hosted online by StoryLtd on November 30, 2021.
SAVE THE DATE l NOV 30TH
India for Artisans |
Online Fundraiser-Sale
24-Hour, No Reserve Auction
November 30, 2021 |
8AM - 8PM IST
WATCH THIS SPACE
More donor stories around Handcrafted in India coming your way!
#200millionartisans #creativedignity
#storyltd #saffronart #auction #fundraiser #supportartisans
Reposted from @dastkarihaatsamiti
Listen to the process of how Magan khadi is made from our beloved craftsman, showcasing at our ongoing Pune crafts bazaar in collaboration with @creativedignity . ЁЯдН We are live for day 3, come and visit us at the Dutch Palace Pune.
When - 13th - 21st November 2021 from 11 AM - 8 PM
Where - Dutch Palace Pune
Landmark - Opp. Residency Club Near Railway Station
By choosing Magan Khadi you save the earth and its people. From the time cotton is picked till the time, it becomes a saree, stole, or any other Magan Khadi product, the entire process takes place in the same locality.
#badalsaboo #makingpunefashionable #fashionablebharat #punefashionweek #craftsbazaar #dastkarihaatsamiti #punecraftsbazaar #dastkarihaatpunebazaar #craftsofindia #artisansofindia #craftsfestival #weekend #bluepotteryjaipur #jayajaitly
~Love and light~
From Creative Dignity
Image credits:
1. Bengal Patachitra by Suman Chitrakar
2. Banarasi Saree by Allaudin Ansari
3. Jaipur Blue pottery by Mr. Gopal Saini
4. Dokra artisan at work
5. Burnt Woodwork by Raghupati Singh
#CreativeDignity #festivalsofindia #HandMadeInIndia #vocalForLocal #local #artisanlivelihoods #ArtisanDirect #artsandcrafts #circulareconomy #craftinghappiness #culturesustainability #ourroots #diwali #yehdiwalilocalwaali #culturalheritage #sustainable #handloomsofindia #DilSeHandloom #actNOW #supporthandmade #weavers #artisans #handmade #shopsustainable #choosehandmade #choosetherealthing #craftinghappiness #hope #makeadifference #loveandlight #indiancrafts
If you are an Artisan wanting to grow your business with some new skills, we are looking for you!
We will support you in story-telling, photography, creating a digital catalog for your products, connecting with markets, and much more!
Requirements :
1. Passion & commitment to learn
2. A smartphone
3. Good internet connectivity.
Time :
Starting on the 25th of October,
2hrs a week
for about 2 months.
This program is to support artisans free of cost,
if you or anyone you know is interested, please DM us.
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