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Our district is known for the craftsmanship and diversity of handicrafts. Among the handicrafts of this district, Kanthastic, shola pith work, leathercraft, batik, Dokra, etc. are famous. Some of these arts are now lost or disappear like the famous sherpai of Lokpur and the Lacquerd craft work of Ilambazar. The traditional woodwork and clay work that used to be done in Silpa Sadana is no longer seen today. We are seven Students of (Kala Bhavan and Silpa Sadana) Certificate Courses in have come together for the recovery of these lost crafts and the overall development of this field. Initially, we intended to use the money earned by working job work on someone’s art for a few days of the month, to be used for the
restoration of the lost craft. After working in this way for some time, a society named Birbhum Artisani was formed on 10th September 2013 to organize various exhibition workshops for the overall betterment of the rural masses for women’s self-reliance and livelihood and to create interest in handicrafts.
To free craft training for backward people, rural artisans and needy peoples
To promoting of handicrafts organizing camp, exhibition, seminar, etc.
To revive traditional lost crafts
To document unprotected buildings of archaeological, old temple, historical places and others
To promote research of handicrafts, development and adoptions to technology for improving life, in forest rural area and slams basis
To we give a cope to the interested people to work with us and we will be interested to development of the social economic status of needy people of our district and in feature all over in India.
To incised the appreciation of Indian crafts, heritage and folk art through education, participatory activities among young people.
To create and understanding and appreciation of Indian traditional craft and folk arts.
To empower artisans by building and improving upon their relevant capacities and facilitating their access to services like marketing, finance, insurance, education, etc.
To catalyze viability and vibrancy in the craft sector – economically, socially, environmentally, and culturally.
To create prosperity through empowering and providing livelihood opportunities for artisans crafts group and marginalised communities residing India and promote Indian tradition crafts as a way of the life.
Through regular capacity building and training, workshop we constantly subscribe to
upgrade the skills of our Autism community especially attention is given to quality control
and marketing.
Provide marketing support to the Indian artisans and Annabelle them to produce Indian
Handicrafts using their traditional artisan skills and marketing those unique product access a
global networking of districts customers who understand the value of traditional arts and
handmade products.
We working on documents unprotected buildings of Archaeological architectural historic
and aesthetic significance as well as the cultural resources and divide the traditional lost
crafts for cards of West Bengal and others in India.
The ongoing processes of design and development equips groups to success final
successfully adopt they are products to switch development market needs.
Workshop, training and specific consulting forecast on improving the operational and
Organizational is efficiency of producing groups is provide for both leadership teams and
group members.
