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For 30 years, Arati Hiremath has kept kasuti embroidery alive, training 200 artisans and selling their intricate handiwork worldwide. When India's Prime Minister wore her shawl at a national event, it marked a triumphant moment for this ancient craft.
In Sambhal, India, artisans transform discarded animal horns and bones into beautiful handcrafted products sold worldwide. What was once waste now supports an entire community of craftspeople creating sustainable alternatives to plastic.
In India's "Zari City," artisans are proving that handmade embroidery isn't just surviving—it's thriving in the global market. Their secret weapon is creating beauty that machines simply cannot replicate.