Kutch Mahila Vikas Sanghatan

Thirty four women artisans travel outside their villages for the first time, to deliver a powerful message to urban consumers at a handicraft exhibition in Delhi. They carry large quilts embroidered with stories of their lives – gender division of labour, environmental destruction, exploitation. It is a landmark moment for Kachchi women artisans to end exploitation by middlemen, and get recognition for their craft.

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Thirty four women artisans travel outside their villages for the first time, to deliver a powerful message to urban consumers at a handicraft exhibition in Delhi. They carry large quilts embroidered with stories of their lives – gender division of labour, environmental destruction, exploitation. It is a landmark moment for Kachchi women artisans to end exploitation by middlemen, and get recognition for their craft.

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