Crafting Lives, Reviving Legacy

Who we are?

With a vision to revive the dying handicrafts of India, Virasat is an umbrella organisation for handicraft cluster development. Our main aim is to provide a tailor-made solution for the specific problems faced by the artisans, creating opportunities not only for the artisans but also for their future generations that can safely carry on the craft legacy.

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Featured Products

Handcrafted Carved Coaster

Handcrafted Gaura Elephant

Handcrafted Square Box

Handcrafted Carved Vase

Rs. 600

Rs. 1,200

Rs. 699

Rs. 1125

Our products tell a story of the kaarigars behind them, a story of their struggle, a story of their identity. We, at Virasat, aim at imparting these stories of the unsung pillars of our country's heritage, our kaarigars.

Handcrafted with love

Why Virasat

Timeless

Empowering Artisans

Preserving Artforms

100% Authentic

Our Journey

At Virasat, we are on a heartfelt journey to revive India’s forgotten crafts and uplift the lives of artisans. Together, we blend heritage with innovation, empowering artisans to dream again. Through collaboration, modern solutions, and respect for tradition, we preserve our culture for future generations. Virasat is more than a mission; it’s a promise to keep our roots alive.

Our Impact

91 Artisans Directly Impacted

Unique Designs

110 Entrepreneurs Created

4 Languishing craft forms under the ambit of Project Virasat

We do not stop here.........

Testimonials

“It has been a great pleasure seeing Project Virasat coming up so well, and becoming a brand of quality and choice for discerning people. All this while ensuring the livelihoods and dignity of the artisans in different parts of the country, by helping them preserve their great traditional art. Kudos, Project Virasat!”

Shivdular Singh Dhillon (District Administration, Amritsar)

Blog Feed

Opening the door to legacies- the story of the sikligar community

History is filled with tales of how progress, or disruption, can render the once celebrated skills of entire communities out of business. The Sikligar community, the hereditary weapon-makers for.....

JUNE 25, 2024

Breaking Barrier: Redefining
gender roles in the handicraft industry

MAY 12, 2023

Creativity has no boundaries, and it most certainly does not restrict itself to one gender. Yet, gender norms have defined the roles of men and women in such a manner that they are not given the opportunities

Plight of Handicraft Industry

MAY 6, 2023

India's handloom and handicraft industries have been the backbone of its rural economy for decades. In addition to providing a crucial livelihood for the country's rural and urban populations, it is the second-largest employer after agriculture. Craftsmen have their own raw materials

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