Gramart Project
Rural collective in Madhya Pradesh making plantable seed bands from handspun cotton.
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Gram Art Project is a collective of women, farmers and artisans around Paradsinga village in Madhya Pradesh. It makes seed bands and rakhis from handspun, naturally dyed indigenous cotton with living seeds embedded, so they can be planted after use, and ships them across India.
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