
Aasha Weaves Collective is a vibrant self-help group of 18 women artisans from Korvai village, dedicated to reviving traditional handloom weaving techniques passed down through generations. Founded with support from the Feral-NGO livelihood initiative, the group has grown from a small craft circle into a thriving micro-enterprise supplying ethically made textiles to local markets and partner retailers.
We specialize in hand-woven sarees, dupattas, and table runners using natural dyes sourced from locally grown indigo and turmeric plants. Every piece is crafted on traditional pit-looms, ensuring zero carbon footprint in production. Our products carry both the MSME registration and the GI tag for regional handloom excellence.
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Custom hand-embroidered kurtas, dupattas, and sarees using traditional motifs passed down through generations.
HandicraftHandknitted sweaters, shawls, and caps made from locally sourced wool. Bulk orders welcome for institutions.
ApparelExpert stitching and alteration services for all garment types. Turnaround within 3β5 business days.
ServiceHandcrafted decorative pouches, wall hangings, and festive gift sets β perfect for corporate gifting.
DΓ©corSpecial pricing for NGOs, schools, and retailers placing orders above 50 units. Contact for custom quotes.
WholesaleHalf-day embroidery and knitting workshops for women and youth groups. Certificates provided on completion.
TrainingReach out directly or visit during business hours
Phone
+91 98765 43210
Available MonβSat, 9 AM to 6 PM
meena.weaves@gmail.com
We respond within 24 hours
Address
12, Silk Weavers Colony, Kancheepuram, Tamil Nadu 631502
Kancheepuram District, Tamil Nadu
Business HoursOpen Now
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