Celebrating India’s Handcrafted Heritage: EcoKaari at Artisan Exhibitions Across the Country

India’s artisanal heritage is one of the richest in the world, a vibrant tapestry of craft, tradition, culture, and community. At EcoKaari, we carry forward this legacy through our mission of Humanising Fashion, where age-old handloom practices meet sustainable upcycling. Every product we create honours the hands that make it, the plastic saved from landfills, and the craft traditions that deserve to thrive in modern markets.

In 2025, EcoKaari is proud to participate in some of the most respected and celebrated exhibitions across India platforms that champion artisans, handmade products, slow fashion, and sustainable enterprises. These events gather creators, craft clusters, NGOs, and conscious brands from across the country, giving audiences a chance to experience authentic Indian craftsmanship.

Here’s a look at the exhibitions EcoKaari is a part of and how each one helps amplify the voices of artisans and craft-based organisations like ours.

🌻 EcoKaari at The Hundred Hands Exhibition, Bengaluru

Dates: 26th to 30th November 2025
Time: 11 am to 8 pm
Venue: Jayamahal Palace Hotel, Bengaluru

The Hundred Hands is a community-driven movement dedicated to “Reviving the Handmade.” Their exhibitions are known for supporting small artisans, fostering ethical consumerism, and encouraging slow, responsible living.

EcoKaari is thrilled to be part of their Bengaluru showcase, where visitors can meet our team, learn about our upcycling process, and shop directly from our artisan-made product range. Each fabric displayed is woven from waste plastic using manual charkhas and handlooms, a powerful reminder that sustainability and craftsmanship can coexist beautifully.

A heartfelt thank you to The Hundred Hands team for continuously uplifting small craft enterprises and giving artisans a dignified space to share their creations.

🌻 EcoKaari at Dastkar Hyderabad

Dates: 26th November to 2nd December 2025
Time: 10:30 am to 8 pm
Venue: Kamma Sangham Hall, Ameerpet Rd, Nagarjuna Nagar Colony, Yella Reddy Guda, Hyderabad

Returning to another vibrant Dastkar platform, EcoKaari looks forward to meeting supporters in Hyderabad, a city that deeply appreciates handmade craft and eco-friendly living. Our upcycled handbags, slings, stationery pouches, laptop sleeves, and accessories will be on display, each telling a story of waste transformed into value.

We are grateful to Dastkar Hyderabad for giving us space to share our work with a conscious, craft-loving audience. Their exhibitions are beautifully curated, showcasing the best of India’s handmade traditions.

🌻 EcoKaari at Dastkar Lucknow

Dates: 18th to 21st December 2025
Time: 11 am to 10 pm
Venue: Gate No. 6, Janeshwar Mishra Park, Gomti Nagar, Lucknow

Dastkar is among the most respected craft organisations in India, a pioneer in uplifting artisans, preserving handmade traditions, and creating meaningful market access for craft communities. Their events celebrate heritage crafts and sustainable practices, bringing together creators from every corner of the country.

EcoKaari’s participation in Dastkar Lucknow is a proud moment for us. We bring our complete range of upcycled, handwoven offerings to a new audience, helping spread the message of mindful consumption and handmade sustainability.

We thank the team at Dastkar for their continued efforts to revive, strengthen, and promote India’s artisan economy. Their commitment to authentic handmade products inspires craft-based enterprises like ours.

🌻  EcoKaari at Bhimthadi Jatra, Pune

Dates: 20th to 25th December 2025
Time: 10 am to 10 pm
Venue: Agricultural College Ground, Sinchan Nagar, Shivaji Nagar, Pune

Bhimthadi Jatra is one of Maharashtra’s biggest and most loved cultural festivals, celebrating rural artisans, women-led microenterprises, folk traditions, and handmade crafts. An initiative that has empowered countless women, it is known for curating authentic, high-quality, handmade products from across the state.

EcoKaari is honoured to once again participate in this iconic Pune festival. Visitors can explore our upcycled backpacks, accessories, wallets, and home products, all crafted from waste plastic and woven on charkha and traditional handlooms by our skilled women artisans.

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Bhimthadi Jatra organisers for consistently championing sustainable and handcrafted businesses. Their platform brings visibility to artisans and small enterprises that truly embody the spirit of local, handmade India.

Why These Exhibitions Matter

For EcoKaari, participating in these events is more than just selling products; it is about:
Showcasing the power of upcycling
Supporting women artisans
Preserving India’s handloom traditions
Spreading awareness about plastic pollution
Encouraging responsible consumption
Connecting directly with conscious consumers

Every interaction, every purchase, and every conversation helps strengthen India’s handmade ecosystem, a network of millions of artisans whose skills form the backbone of our cultural identity.

EcoKaari is proud to champion sustainable, handmade, responsible fashion and is even prouder to do so alongside India’s finest artisan-focused organisations.