Formed by women from diverse communities, Aashirwaad became a symbol of unity and creativity. After their founder’s passing, CRC guided the group into a new phase of artistic expression. Today, they produce joyful, handmade decorations — and a powerful example of social harmony.
WALLET
$55.00 USD
$55.00 USD
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Ethically Sourced Eco-Friendly Raw Materials
Eco-leather Brown Wallet
Classic, functional, and eco-friendly — the Eco-Leather Brown Wallet is a timeless essential designed for everyday sophistication. Crafted from premium eco-leather, it features a rich brown finish that exudes elegance while ensuring lasting durability.
Thoughtfully designed with multiple card slots and compartments, this wallet offers ample space to keep your essentials organized without compromising on style. Perfectly blending sustainability, functionality, and refined craftsmanship, it’s an accessory that complements every modern lifestyle.
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Eco-Leather Brown Wallet
Made to Respect the Earth
Every CRC piece is crafted with intention — using eco-friendly materials like biodegradable leather, organic cotton, and natural dyes. We choose processes that minimize harm and prioritize long-term impact. It’s sustainability you can feel, wear, and trust.
United by Craft, Beyond All Barriers
Empowering Over 3,500 Artisan Families
We’re not just a brand — we’re a movement for change. CRC connects artisan communities across India to global markets, helping them thrive through dignified, sustainable livelihoods. Every purchase directly supports their craft, their families, and their future.
WFTO Guaranteed Fair Trade Organization
Ethically-sourced Eco-friendly Raw Materials
Empowering Artisans with Opportunities
Sustaining the Traditional Craft & Culture
Why This Piece Matters
Empowering Women Through Craft
Swikriti is a self-run women’s collective from Salkia, West Bengal, that began by teaching handicrafts to women from underserved backgrounds. With CRC’s support since 2011, they’ve grown into skilled artisans creating scarves, sarongs, and wall art — earning steady income, gaining confidence, and achieving financial independence.