Jothashilpa works with thousands of artisans and folk artists: hand-embroidery women, jamdani weavers, cinema banner painters, and rickshaw artists. Every piece pays homage to heritage while speaking a modern tongue.
Shital pati woven from murta cane, dhokra metal cast in the lost-wax way, and notebooks bound one signature at a time. No two pieces sit quite the same, and that is the point.
Artisans are paid directly, on fair terms, with full recognition
Rural embroidery experts and urban makers lead our workshops
Jamdani, nakshi, dhokra, and pati traditions kept in daily practice
