The warped state of Handlooms in India
This post was last updated on August 12, 2021 by Preethi Sukumaran I was surprised to read a few days back that Flipkart has signed
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This post was last updated on August 12, 2021 by Preethi Sukumaran I was surprised to read a few days back that Flipkart has signed
This post was last updated on August 12, 2021 by Preethi Sukumaran One of the reasons the Indian handloom and handicraft sector is so much
This post was last updated on August 12, 2021 by Preethi Sukumaran Ignorance, in the case of Indian textile crafts is certainly not bliss. As
This post was last updated on August 12, 2021 by Preethi Sukumaran The Indian textile sector is the second largest employment generator after agriculture. According
It almost always comes back to water. On the Krya blog we focus on sustainable urban living. We explore the many different ways in which
2001 In 2001, in the first month of my first job, after wading through knee-deep rain water and slush, I boarded a rather random, crowded
This post was last updated on August 12, 2021 by Preethi Sukumaran I’m not sure if my fascination with fabric is more or less than
All the products we create at Krya, are made from plants and their parts: fruits, leaves, shoots, roots. An important part of being a sustainable
We have recently incorporated two businesses, one of them obviously is Krya and another one which will also go live shortly (more on that later).
We’ve taken our time over describing what we do. The first time we encountered this was while incorporating our company. (Srini’s post yesterday talked about
This is a riff inspired by Seth Godin’s post today, on what we ‘shipped’ in 2010. Incorporated 2 new companies to start shipping products in
Today is the first day, of a super exciting year. A brilliant day to talk about the first sustainable goodie from Krya. So we’ve made
As I go over this post in 2020, a full 9 + years since we wrote this to announce the launch of our soapberry detergent,
