Art and craft have always been a symbol of identity, expression, and livelihood in Indian culture. At Yuva Kaushalya Krushi Vikas Bahu Uddeshiya Sanstha, I promote the rich legacy of artisan skills while offering structured training that helps individuals earn through creativity. My aim is to make local talent visible and valuable in today’s modern world.
From my training center at Sainand Apartment, Office No. 2, Jamkhed Road, Ahilya Nagar, Maharashtra 414002, I provide skill development in crafts that connect the past with the present.
Handicrafts carry stories, emotions, and effort in every design. I teach learners how to create handmade items using fabric, paper, clay, wood, and thread. This includes items like home décor, gift items, jewelry, and eco-friendly products. I focus on quality, innovation, and market demand to help learners build products that sell well.
My sessions encourage creativity and precision, helping learners stand out in the competitive local markets.
Weaving is not just a technique—it’s a tradition. I teach basic and advanced weaving techniques using looms, hand tools, and simple frames. Learners discover how to create bags, mats, sarees, and cloth items that reflect Indian roots. This training opens the door to cottage industries and local artisan fairs.
I ensure learners understand both the artistic and commercial aspects of this craft, so they build both skill and confidence.
Many rural art forms are fading because the newer generation doesn’t see their potential. I bridge this gap by modernizing traditional skills and showing learners how to market their creations on digital platforms and local exhibitions. This not only revives heritage but also creates respectful careers from inherited knowledge.
Handmade work builds a sense of pride. I focus on empowering women, school dropouts, and unemployed youth by teaching them how to create and sell with limited resources. These skills don't require heavy investment—just time, dedication, and guidance.
I support learners in packaging, pricing, and selling their products in local markets, SHGs, and social events. This way, even a single handcrafted item can spark a journey of self-employment.
Craft and artisan work go hand in hand with sustainable living. I promote the use of eco-friendly materials, upcycled fabrics, and waste-to-art methods. This not only reduces cost but also supports the environment, making the work more meaningful and future-ready.
I guide learners on how to start from home, take bulk orders, and gradually build into small-scale businesses or collective groups.
I believe hands-on learning works best. My training includes live demonstrations, one-on-one mentoring, and project-based tasks. Each learner creates their own craft pieces and gains feedback to improve. I also connect them with buyers and small shops for selling opportunities.