A Hundred Hands

About

I believe handmade isn’t just about objects, it’s about people. With A Hundred Hands, I’m working to build a real artisan support network that puts karigars (artisans) right at the center. No one hides behind brands here - every creator’s story matters.

What We Stand For

• We don't like the attitude of "yeh mera karigar hai" (this is my artisan). Makers should get credit, not be hidden.
• Handmade work, or haath ka kaam, is its own kind of therapy. It slows you down, helps you reconnect.

How You Join In

• Creators & Karigars: This is for you if you actually make your own stuff. No resellers, just real handmade art community vibes. Our membership gets you into events, connects you with buyers, and gives you a badge that says your work is the real deal.
• Volunteers: We run on volunteer energy. If you can help with photos, managing events, or just want to pitch in, you’re welcome.
• Performers: Dancers, musicians, poets, comedians - we host open calls at our festivals. Bring your art to our stage.
• Handmade Fans: Share your own "Made It Myself" creations or just show up at our events in Bangalore to meet makers and join a creative collaboration platform.

What You Get

• Support from a community that cares
• Real opportunities at maker-led festivals like the Festival of Handmade
• A place to grow, not just sell

If you want to be part of something that's about more than just buying and selling, you’ll probably feel at home here.