Women of Rishaya

Meet the skilled artisans whose dedication and creativity bring RISHAYA to life

Hands that Heal, Hands that Create

Meet the women whose dedication and artistry bring RISHAYA to life

Priyanka Kumari

An embroidery artisan from Rudrapur, Jharkhand. Her husband is a private school teacher, and they have a 4-year-old daughter and a 7-month-old son. Priyanka dreams of expanding her embroidery work and achieving financial independence for her family’s future.

Neha Kumari

A skilled hand embroidery worker from Madhopur, Jharkhand. She lives with her 3-year-old daughter while her husband works as a rickshaw driver in Mumbai. Neha uses her embroidery skills to support her family and secure her daughter’s education.

Rinki Kumari

From Rudrapur, Jharkhand, Rinki manages her home and two sons aged 10 and 7 while her husband works as a cook in Gujarat. She’s improving her embroidery skills to earn independently and give her children a better life.

Gunja Devi

A resilient single mother from Naya Chitkath, Jharkhand. After separating from her husband, she raises two sons studying in classes 7 and 3. Gunja’s embroidery work symbolizes her determination to rebuild life and provide stability for her family.

Soni Devi

Residing in Naya Chitkath, Jharkhand, Soni lives with her mason husband and two sons aged 15 and 13. She strengthened her embroidery skills to support household expenses, contribute financially, and secure her children’s education and future well-being.

From training to mastery, every step is guided by tradition and care

Training & Learning

New artisans receive comprehensive training in traditional embroidery, stitching techniques, and quality control from master craftswomen.

Practice & Mastery

Through daily practice and mentorship, artisans develop their unique style while maintaining the integrity of traditional patterns.

Creation & Pride

Skilled artisans craft beautiful products with pride, knowing their work supports their families and preserves cultural heritage.