Digital Artisans of India Award 2023-24
India’s artisan community, numbering over 200 million, surpasses the population of all but six countries worldwide. This vast republic of artisans constitutes a pillar of India’s cultural and economic heritage, enriching traditions through diverse crafts and practices. The handloom industry, with 23.77 lakh looms and employing 3,522,512 workers, predominantly women, underscores its significance as the largest cottage industry. Valued at Rs 24,300 crores, Indian handicrafts contribute 14% to industrial production, 4% to GDP, and 13% to export earnings, with fabrics like ikat driving global appeal. Across 470 clusters in states such as Uttar Pradesh, Tamil Nadu, Orissa, and West Bengal, these artisans weave intricate narratives into every piece. Read More



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