The WeaverTextiles & Handloom
Threads of Identity
In Bodo homes the loom is not a machine but a member of the family — where the dokhona, the aronai and eri silk carry the identity of a people in every thread.

GI-Registered Cultural Treasures
Generations of knowledge. Living traditions. Our GI treasures connecting culture, community and the world.
The Collection
From loom to instrument, kitchen to community — discover the products that carry the identity of Bodoland.
Six more treasures of Bodoland are now under process for Geographical Indication registration — the next chapter of our living heritage.

Traditional rice heritage
GI registration under processThe Digital Museum
Explore the rich cultural heritage of the Bodo community through our curated digital collections.
The Hands Behind the Heritage
Every GI product carries the story of countless hands that have preserved these traditions across generations. Our artisan directory celebrates the weavers, musicians and food artisans who keep Bodo heritage alive.
Building our artisan network — profiles will be updated as community partnerships are established.

Bodoland GI Products and Handloom Centre Trust
Every product leads to a story
Three journeys into the living culture behind the GI treasures — the weave, the sound and the table that hold a community together.
The WeaverTextiles & Handloom
In Bodo homes the loom is not a machine but a member of the family — where the dokhona, the aronai and eri silk carry the identity of a people in every thread.
The SoundMusical Instruments
From the bowed serja to the bamboo sifung and the deep pulse of the kham, the instruments of Bodoland give voice to festivals, fields and faith.
The TableFood & Agro Heritage
Rooted in the river and the field, Bodo cuisine — from napham to ondla and the gentle warmth of jou — is a heritage of taste, season and community.
Meet the trustees guiding the mission to preserve Bodo heritage and empower our artisans.
Building sustainable livelihoods through skill development, market linkages, and artisan welfare programmes.
Empowering women weavers and artisans through training, self-help groups, and entrepreneurship support.
Engaging youth with traditional crafts through modern skill development, internships, and apprenticeship programmes.
Creating economic opportunities that preserve cultural heritage while improving community livelihoods.
Programmes designed to create sustainable impact across artisan communities, heritage preservation, and community development.
Programmes are being developed. Updates will be shared soon.
Building the foundation for sustainable impact.
As a newly established trust, we are building the foundation for measurable impact. Data will be updated as programmes commence and reach communities.
Projects
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Artisans Reached
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Women Trained
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Youth Engaged
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Villages Covered
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Training Sessions
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Funds Mobilised
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Funds Utilised
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Join us in creating sustainable impact through strategic partnerships that preserve heritage and empower communities.
Align your CSR objectives with heritage preservation and artisan livelihoods.
Collaborate on policy implementation and heritage development initiatives.
Support community development through strategic philanthropic partnerships.
Partner with us on research, documentation, and cultural preservation.
Trust Registration
Deed No. 2025/IGR085/4/11
NGO DARPAN
AS/2026/1196133
PAN
AAFTT2050C
12A Registration
URN AAFTT2050CE20261 · 22 Sep 2026
80G Certification
URN AAFTT2050CF20261 · 22 Sep 2026
CSR-1 Registration
Application under process for approval
News and events will be shared as the Trust begins its programmes.
Stay tuned for updates from the field.
Join the movement to preserve Bodo cultural heritage and empower artisan communities across Bodoland.