The Crafts Council of Telangana is dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional Indian handicrafts. Through our diverse projects and initiatives, we support artisans, revitalize traditional crafts, and create sustainable opportunities for communities across Telangana.
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Since its establishment, the Crafts Council of Telangana has been at the forefront of preserving India's rich handicraft heritage. Our journey spans over 50 years of dedicated service to artisan communities, documenting traditional crafts, and creating sustainable livelihoods for thousands of craftspeople across Telangana.
Read MoreWe have successfully revived endangered crafts including Banjara embroidery, Silver Filigree, Nirmal paintings, and Kondapalli toys. Through design interventions, market linkages, and skill development programs, we've transformed traditional crafts into thriving contemporary businesses while maintaining their authentic cultural essence.
Read MoreBeyond craft preservation, we focus on holistic artisan welfare through fair trade practices, capacity building workshops, access to modern markets, and recognition programs. Our initiatives have empowered over 500 artisans with sustainable income, preserving cultural heritage while ensuring economic dignity for traditional craftspeople.
Read MoreThe Crafts Council of Telangana is a non-profit organization dedicated to preserving and promoting traditional Indian handicrafts. We work directly with artisan communities to revive traditional crafts, provide skill development, and create sustainable livelihood opportunities.
You can support artisans by purchasing authentic handcrafted products, visiting our exhibitions, volunteering for our programs, or making donations to support craft revival projects. Every contribution helps preserve traditional crafts and supports artisan livelihoods.
We work with over 100 traditional craft forms including Banjara needle craft, Silver Filigree, Nirmal paintings, Kondapalli toys, Warangal Dhurries, leather puppetry, and many other traditional art forms from Telangana and across India.
Artisans interested in our programs can contact us directly through our website or visit our CCT Spaces. We offer workshops, skill development training, design interventions, and market linkage opportunities for traditional craftspeople.
CCT organizes regular exhibitions, workshops, and cultural events throughout the year. Check our News and Upcoming Events section on the website for the latest schedule, or follow us on social media for real-time updates.