Sahbhagi Handicraft Producer Company
About Organization
Sahbhagi Handicraft Producer Company Limited was founded for helping and upliftment of the poor people handicraft artisans and initiated to make the condition better for the under privileged section. Sahbhagi Handicraft Producer Company Limited is a registered company aims for the welfare of all Indians irrespective of their religion ,race, cast, creed or genderso that they may individually and collectively reach their full potential. Sahbhagi Handicraft Producer Company Limited engaged in providing a better future to the under privileged section of the society.
We make eforts to reduce the hurdles faced by the people in the society.Our Company works hard to provide better health, education and shelter to the people living in the nation. We have a team of skilled volunteers whole heartedly working for the betterment of deprived sections. We also focus on providing proper medical facilities to the people with the assistance of the volunteers, we have been able to arrange the basic necessities for the people. We work for the upliftment of the poor people and initiated to make the condition better for the under privileged section of India, so that they can compete with this fast growing community. We help those in need with full respect, love and commitment with the aim to not deliver Charity but to empower them to live their life to the fullest.
The Craft & the Organization
Jute fiber is naturally derived from plants, which is a non-toxic and eco-friendly and recyclable material. It is also called golden fiber because of its special golden luster. It is the second most important vegetable fiber after cotton in terms of use, global consumption, production and availability. The goods made from jute over the centuries have a wide range of products ranging from sacks, bags, ropes to folders, door mates, wall hangings, various types of swings, bottle covers, dolls, pen holders.
History-
Jute has been in use since time immemorial, the exact time has not been determined. Jute craft in India is associated with a rich past. Jute was used for utilitarian use around the world to make household and agricultural equipment such as rope hand cloths, wall hangings, etc., before being transformed into a commodity used for commercial exploration. Jute craft has developed in India focusing on eastern India. The maximum production of jute was generally done in Bengal in the Middle Ages, from where it also began to be exported globally in the 18th century. In 1793 AD the East India Company exported the first consignment of jute from India. By 1939, Bengal had become a major pillar of jute production with 68377 looms.
Ghazipur Jute Wall Hanging-
About 60 villages in Ghazipur district, located on the west bank of the river Ganges, about 80 km northeast of Varanasi, produce one of India’s own GI (I) decorative items, popularly known as golden fiber wall hangings. goes. Making wall hangings from jute fibers is a handiwork of craftsmen and is a legacy passed down from generation to generation. No single hazardous material or process is used when producing the artwork. The designs are drawn from daily life including villages, flora and fauna, deities and natural landscapes.
PREPARATION OF JUTE PRODUCT
Manufacturing Process-
Natural-colored raw jute is carefully bleached to produce soft, white, and colorless yarn. Using traditional dyeing methods, the yarn is then transformed into vibrant shades, ready for weaving.The weaving process is carried out using a 5-foot pit-loom, a time-honored technique passed down through generations. After weaving, artisans skillfully trim excess threads and smooth the surface, ensuring a clean, finished base.The final stage of this intricate craft involves embellishing the jute fabric with art silk, colored yarn, velvet paper, and decorative beads, resulting in stunning wall hangings and jute-based artwork. Each piece is uniquely designed based on current global market trends and customer preferences.To promote sustainable livelihoods and preserve traditional craftsmanship, the Office of Development Commissioner (Handicrafts), Ministry of Textiles, Government of India has launched the Ambedkar Handicrafts Development Scheme (Adopted Cluster) in Paharpur, Ghazipur. This initiative is currently being implemented by Sahbhagi Handicraft Producer Company Limited, with the aim of making jute artisans socially, educationally, and financially self-reliant, while nurturing heritage skills and creating greater market access for rural artisans.
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DRAWING
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BLEACHING
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TAANI
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DYEING
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LACCHI FORMATION
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WEAVING
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FINISHING/COMPLETION
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MARKETING
We envision a future where rural artisans lead the way in economic, social, and cultural development. Through the art of jute-based craftsmanship, our mission is to:
- Promote sustainable and dignified livelihoods
- Encourage the use of eco-friendly, natural materials
- Empower artisans through entrepreneurship and skill development
- Preserve and promote India’s rich tradition of handmade arts
At Sahbhagi Handicraft Producer Company Limited, we believe that every thread of jute woven by our artisans contributes to building a stronger, self-reliant, and sustainable society — where craft is not just a livelihood, but a legacy.
Our Mission
Provide eco-friendly, handcrafted jute products to conscious consumers worldwide.
- Enable women from rural and underprivileged backgrounds to become self-reliant through skill training and collective entrepreneurship.
- Reinvigorate the dying traditional crafts by introducing innovation, design, and utility into everyday products.
Through our initiatives, we are not just selling products—we are building futures.
Company Registration Details
GOVERNMENT OF INDIA MINISTRY OF CORPORATE AFFAIRS
SAHBHAGI HANDICRAFT PRODUCER COMPANY LIMITED
The Corporate Identity Number of the company is U74101UP2023PTC177887
Company GST No : 09ABKCS5726R1ZC
