Namastey! Let's get to know each other a bit here. This is a small brief below.

Mr Om Prakash trains and employs about 400 women who work in village centres to make finely woven products that include bread baskets, laundry baskets, platters, table-mats, laundry baskets. The challenge lies in the availability of raw materials as the grass is only available post the growing season and once harvested, October through March, there is no more material to be deployed. The weaving itself requires a tough, hard grass, interspersed with lighter, more-flexible grass, using a hard, long, metallic needle that is used to push the grass leaves through and looping them back out, while maintaining tension and attention to the patterns. The grass is dyed in various colours usually in Reds, Yellows, Browns and Greens. Stunning patterns are created to great effect. Every product is beautifully finished and unique. After all this toil, next challenge lies in finding the right customer base and making presence in the market, which is now trending towards E-commerce.Respect Origins has provided us the required exposure on E-commerce.

Respect Origins works to promote heritage arts and crafts. This is our opportunity to reach a customer base that is interested in our products. They have set-up this online store for us and we do not need to promote our products by writing about them or selling them ourselves. They do all the marketing, courier and payment gateways also.

We are happy to take large orders for extra-large sizes or make products especially for you in the designs you prefer. Please use the Commission It or the Bulk Order form or simply contact us here.