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25/12/2025

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24/12/2025

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20/11/2025

22/10/2025

🌸✨ Craftwell extends warm Diwali wishes! ✨🌸

On the auspicious occasion of Diwali, the Craftwell team had the honour of meeting Dr. Vandana Sehgal, Dean & Principal, Faculty of Architecture and Planning (FOAP), AKTU.

We were delighted to present her with a customized handcrafted gift — a token of appreciation that reflects our commitment to creativity, craftsmanship, and cultural values. 🎁

22/07/2025

LAKSHMAN PHAL/SOURSOP PLANT

09/07/2025

🌱Craftwell Supports 'Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam' 🌱
Rooted in the Vedic wisdom —
"Mata Bhumi: Putro Aham Prithviyah"
(Earth is my mother; I am her son)

At Craftwell, we believe protecting the environment is not just a responsibility — it's a sacred bond with our mother, Earth. Inspired by this timeless truth, we proudly support the ongoing campaign ‘Ek Ped Maa Ke Naam’, which honours our planet by encouraging everyone to plant a tree in their mother’s name.

🌿 Join the movement.
🌿 Plant a memory.
🌿 Gift a green tribute to your Maa.

You can also buy plants directly from Craftwell and be a part of this meaningful initiative.

📞 Contact us: +91 9305004344
🌐 Visit: www.craftwell.in

Craftwell – Nurturing Green Homes, Cultivating Green Hearts. 💚

26/06/2025

🥭 Awadh’s Garden of Innovation: Introducing the ‘Modi Mango’ 🇮🇳

In a unique tribute, the Awadh Aam Utpadak Bagwani Samiti has grafted a special variety of mango and named it ‘Modi Mango’, honoring Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his leadership and global influence.

This newly grafted mango symbolizes both agricultural innovation and the pride of Malihabad, the heartland of India's mango heritage. The initiative reflects the growing trend of blending horticulture with homage, where fruit varieties become living tributes to national icons.

From the orchards of Awadh to a name that echoes in the world — ‘Modi Mango’ is now part of India’s rich mango legacy.

25/06/2025

Craftwell Team Visits the Orchard of the Legendary “Mango Man” in Malihabad

🥭 Malihabad's "Mango Man" Cultivates Living Library: Over 300 Varieties on a Single Tree

Haji Kalimullah Khan's Grafting Mastery Creates Unique Biodiversity Marvel

In the lush mango heartland of Malihabad, the Craftwell team recently had the privilege of visiting the iconic orchard of Padma Shri Haji Kalimullah Khan, India’s beloved "Mango Man."

Standing in awe of a single tree bearing over 300 mango varieties, the team interacted warmly with the workers who help preserve this living treasure and captured the memorable experience through the lens — a tribute to India's deep agricultural roots.

🍃 From Dussehri to Langra, and exotic varieties sourced from across the country, each grafted branch reflects Khan Sahab’s unmatched skill, patience, and passion.

👨‍🌾 Now in his 80s, Haji Kalimullah Khan has spent a lifetime mastering the art of grafting, transforming a single tree into a living library of mangoes — each with its own taste, fragrance, and leaf form.

The tree currently bears 72 varieties of fruits, with over 300 varieties ripening at different times throughout the year.

🔍 Craftwell’s visit was not just a field tour; it was a journey into India's horticultural soul — connecting design, sustainability, biodiversity, and heritage. The team documented their interactions with the orchard workers, soaking in stories of innovation, tradition, and perseverance.

🌿 Why This Visit Matters
✅ Showcases sustainable horticulture & grassroots innovation
✅ Highlights mango biodiversity and conservation
✅ Encourages young minds to blend nature with design

10/06/2025

🍋 In India, especially in Malihabad, mangoes are not just eaten — they are celebrated!

It’s that special time of the year again — a festive season in India because the king of fruits is here.

Recently, our team at Craftwell had the pleasure of visiting the mango orchards of Malihabad — the land where mangoes are a way of life.
We were amazed to discover the sheer variety and richness of mangoes that this region offers. Each fruit has its own story, aroma, and legacy. From the legendary Dussehri to lesser-known but equally delightful varieties, the experience was nothing short of magical.

Malihabad is not just a place — it’s an emotion for mango lovers. And we are grateful to have witnessed it firsthand.

Stay tuned as we bring more stories and flavors from our journey!

04/06/2025

A Village Named After A Mango

Craftwell revisits the roots of India’s beloved Dasheri mango, uncovering royal heritage and village pride.

While mangoes are enjoyed around the world as a sweet summer indulgence, in a village near Lucknow, they’re revered as legacy. As mango season grips northern India, the Craftwell team embarked on a journey not just to taste mangoes, but to trace their origin — and what we found was nothing short of magical.

In Dasheri village, nestled near Kakori just outside Lucknow, stands the Dasheri Mother Tree, a nearly 250-year-old mango tree that has given the world the iconic Dasheri mango variety. According to legend and local oral history, the tree first bore its signature mangoes under the watchful eye of the Nawab of Lucknow, who treated it as a prized botanical treasure.

The tree's branches have reached not just across orchards but across continents. But even today, this ancient tree — now under the care of Sameer Zaidi, with blessings from the Nawab's descendant Mohammad Ansar Sahab — does not serve commercial interests. Its fruits are not sold, but gifted.

Even more astounding is the tree’s revival story. Locals recount how it once dried up entirely, appearing lifeless — only to bloom again, full of sweet life. This miraculous rebirth reaffirms its legendary status, prompting generations of farmers to plant entire orchards from its cuttings.

And while most people associate Dasheri mangoes with Malihabad, the truth is that it was Dasheri village that lent its name to the mango — not the other way around. This local pride runs deep, especially among residents who feel their village’s contribution has long been overshadowed.

"This mango wasn’t just planted — it chose this soil," say villagers who recall a time when conflict over land led to the tree being trampled underfoot. But as fate would have it, the seed sprouted back — a symbol of endurance, just like the village it calls home.

Today, as you enter Dasheri, you’re welcomed by roads flanked with mango trees and stories that are ripe with history.

Craftwell celebrates not just plants and landscapes, but the human and cultural narratives they hold. This mango season, we’re not just eating mangoes — we’re telling their stories.

03/05/2025

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