Kutch Craft Studio

24/05/2026

Sound of Kutch....

20/04/2026

Ajrakh print mashroo stoles.

14/03/2026

Vishal Gor

25/02/2026

Delhi, for wholesale and order related queries, please dial 9726799114.

30/01/2026

Kutch Craft Studio”, is a work shelter for Kachchh Craftsman as well as to promote different Art and Crafts of Kachchh by adding value to its Craft Process, Traditions, Culture, Rituals, Communities and natural resources.

Established in April, 2017 as a Proprietor Facilitator Firm, “Kutch Craft Studio” is an attempt to provide fair income to Craftsman, Passing on Original Crafts value to the worldwide, more transparent way to measure its impact on Craftsman’s’ growth and help them to explore market opportunities.

“Kutch Craft Studio” stands out with its vision, versatility and acceptance of the modern and contemporary products with the use of traditional techniques

It is a land where patrons can actually work with the Craftsman by integrating their ideas, concept with traditional and cultural values placed on Crafts.

Kutch Craft Studio’s vision is not just to be a facilitator but also a link between the patrons and the artisan to generate work for them, especially for the smaller artisan group. It also aims at generating such opportunities at the grass root level for smallest of the artisans in the villages surrounding the Kachchh.

Displaying at : Almirah gallery
Date :30 & 31 January
Time : 11 am to 8 pm

For more details you can reach on 097267 99114

29/01/2026

Kala cotton exhibition
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Promoting slow, ethical and sustainable fashion. Exploring the traditional crafts of Kutch. Stories seeker and explorer the culture & crafts of Kutch.

27/01/2026

10/01/2026

10/01/2026

Kala cotton handwoven fabric.

19/12/2025

Sharing Applique hand work motif which they are doing. Most of the motif whether it is embroidery or applique are inspired by their surroundings. Earlier there were semi normadic or cattle herders still some are living semi normadic life. From the beginning they are living with nature so their motifs are inspired from animals, insects, village life etc. They are observing the things then they are doing work on the fabric. In kutch Rabari and suff embroidery is done without tracing the designs which make them different from the other embroidery. Each piece of work always comes unique It is almost difficult to make the same piece again due to the nature of their work and we don't want to make uniforms products.

So far we have used only over left over fabric to make quilts, stoles and fabric. We could save our hand woven fabric from going into the trace. They inspire us to live a sustainable life.

16/12/2025

Kala cotton stall. Traditional handloom weaving technique
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