8+ Top Indian Artisans & Craft Clusters to Support

Artisan and craft clusters are geographically concentrated groups of artisans, typically in villages or small towns, who produce handloom or handicraft items. These clusters often involve traditional communities with a long history of producing specific crafts. Efforts are made to support these clusters through various initiatives aimed at improving their technical skills, market access, and overall living standards.

Shiny Williams
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Craft Clusters & Weaving Clusters of India – The Cultural Heritage of India

An extensive guide to India’s top craft clusters including Banaras (silk weaving), Kutch (embroidery), and Raghurajpur (Pattachitra). This resource celebrates regional heritage and artisan livelihoods.

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Top Handicraft Clusters in India – azoonis.com

Azoonis spotlights hidden artisan hubs across India—from Saharanpur woodwork to Khurja pottery—emphasizing cultural preservation and ethical sourcing.

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Cluster Projects | NIFT

NIFT’s Craft Cluster Initiative connects students with artisans across India for design intervention, market access, and heritage revival. Includes clusters like Ajrakh, Banaras, and Sujani.

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Ekibeki | At the core of all our actions

Ekibeki promotes copper enamel craft and supports Indian karigars through handmade, sustainable products. A vibrant showcase of artisan empowerment.

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Craftroots | Meet 100+ artisans from 22 states

Craftroots brings together artisans from across India in a traveling exhibition. A celebration of color, culture, and craftsmanship.

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Antaran by Tata Trusts

Antaran nurtures handloom clusters in India, helping artisans transform their craft into sustainable livelihoods. A powerful initiative by Tata Trusts.

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Heirloom Naga by Jesmina Zeliang

Jesmina Zeliang’s Heirloom Naga preserves Northeast India’s textile traditions and empowers tribal artisans through ethical craft revival.

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Good Earth’s Naqashi Design Journey

Good Earth’s long-term support for Naqashi artisans showcases how trade can sustain traditional crafts through design and storytelling.

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