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Our Story: The Zariya Project & Beyond

byAamani's CrochetShips across India; Visit studio in GurugramStarts from200 per pieceView full gallery

Every stitch at Aamani’s Crochet represents a bridge between heritage and independence. Discover how our Zariya project empowers over 200 rural women, weaving dignity and sustainability into every handmade piece we create.

This is the heart of Aamani's Crochet. Every piece is woven with purpose by one of the 200+ women artisans in our Zariya project. Your purchase is more than a product; it's a story of empowerment, resilience, and sisterhood.

This is where the magic begins. Here I am, working with our community of women artisans in Pataudi, Haryana, teaching the art of macramé. Our Zariya project is about more than just skills; it's about building confidence and financial independence.

On World Earth Day, we reflect on our commitment to sustainability and empowerment. This video shows our artisans at work, turning sustainable materials into beautiful products and creating a positive impact on the planet and their communities.

A glimpse into the lives of our women artisans. They work together with fun, laughter, and joy, weaving not just products, but also a strong community. This is the spirit of the Zariya project.

Here I am, sharing my journey from a graphic designer to a social entrepreneur on Mahila Money Talks. I discuss how I turned my passion into a profession with a mission to empower women through crochet.

A proud moment for me at Startup Mahakumbh, a massive event for Indian innovators. Being here allowed us to share our story of blending craft with entrepreneurship on a national stage.

A video from our exhibition at KIIT World School, where our products were met with so much appreciation. Events like these are heartwarming and validate our mission of supporting rural women artisans.

A clip from the National ODOP (One District One Product) Awards 2024. Being a part of such prestigious national events motivates us to continue our work in promoting local handicrafts.

A snapshot from one of our training sessions. Teaching crochet to underprivileged communities is a kind way to help them gain financial independence. This is what we call 'Kind Empowerment'.

A memorable moment from Bharat Tex 2024, interacting with Shri Piyush Goyal, the Cabinet Minister of Textiles. Discussing the future of Indian handicrafts with policymakers is crucial for our mission.

About Our Story: The Zariya Project & Beyond

When you choose our pieces, you aren't just buying a product; you’re sustaining an ecosystem. Each design is crafted by women in our rural clusters who have been trained through our Zariya program, ensuring that traditional crochet and macramé techniques are not only preserved but provide a dignified livelihood to families in need.

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