GAMCHHA is a handloom-silk business (with a social footprint) in Bhagalpur (Bihar), India and Frankfurt, Germany
Founders:@thakuramitabh, @sshuks, @SatyakamSaha
Women have made and are making incredibly valuable contributions to all parts of life. This in itself is not remarkable since women make up half of the global population. What is remarkable is that to this day women make these contributions despite the s… https://t.co/iVYMUXERRu
From great literature we derive a lot of inspiration for our creations. The story of a brief encounter between two of the greatest thinkers of the 20th century sparked numerous rumours about the clash of these giants. Despite the many witnesses of their … https://t.co/S26MCGsOnq
Reading can be one of the most enjoyable and worthwhile things to do. Brilliantly crafted sentences guide us beyond our own understanding of the world and leave us with a deeper understanding of ourselves. This is the power of great literature. However, … https://t.co/hiwwYsIDAn
Did you enjoy as well the sun during this beautiful weekend? There is nothing like a walk outside witnessing how nature slowly awakens from its sleep. #springwalk#silkstories#timelessfashion#scarf#elegantman https://t.co/pyLy5FS2sf
#repost from @hecparismba
The desire to create social change in India led alumni Himanshu Jain and Amitabh Thakur to create Project GamcHHa, a venture designed to help the weavers of Bhagalpur!
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To learn more about this project, check out the link in o… https://t.co/kI8lCTq9XV
Creating a successful business while striving for #socialchange. How two @HECParisMBA graduates are working to improve the lives of weavers in #Bhagalpur with a luxurious gamchha: #India#sharedvalue
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Aerial Perspective of our Atelier and where we produce our craft.
The building in the front is ours and the surrounding area around it. Unfortunately, most of the buildings in the area… https://t.co/Uh1O529uD1
@NewYorker Amazing article! We use only natural sources for our dyes, so we know a bit about the variety for color sources, but this is really interesting! Sounds like a beautiful place to visit as well!