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Champa Silk Saree and Fabrics embody the soul of Chhattisgarh’s tribal handloom tradition. Crafted from wild Tussar silk and enriched with tribal motifs, these GI-certified textiles represent sustainability, heritage, and skilled craftsmanship. Each weave narrates a story of forests, communities, and timeless Indian artistry.

Bastar Iron Craft, also called Wrought Iron Craft of Bastar, is a GI-registered tribal handicraft from Chhattisgarh. Practiced mainly by Gondi and Maria communities, the craft is passed down through generations. It involves manual iron shaping without casting, reflecting tribal culture and symbolism. Protected under the GI Act, 1999 and TRIPS agreement, the craft...

Bastar Dhokra is a GI-registered tribal metal craft from Chhattisgarh, made using the ancient vanishing wax technique. Artisans create bell metal (brass and bronze) molds by shaping wax strings into intricate designs. The wax is then coated with clay and melted to form a cavity, which is filled with molten metal. Dhokra art reflects...