December 6 to 8, Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi
The eight states of the Northeast, often referred to as the 'Ashtalaxmi' or eight forms of prosperity, contribute significantly to India's cultural, social, and economic fabric. The Mahotsav provides an unprecedented platform to showcase the region's vibrant textile industry, artisanal crafts, and unique Geographical Indication (GI) products.
India's northeast is undoubtedly a land of immense potential and possibilities with wonders in every corner of the region.
Its people, with rich cultural heritage make the region all the more exceptional.
Handlooms and handicrafts form an integral part of the lifestyle of the indigenous people of the region.
Incorporated in 1977, North Eastern Handicrafts and Handlooms Development Corporation (NEHHDC), as the name suggests is an organisation that attempts to develop and promote the indigenous crafts of the region by connecting craftsmen to prospective markets and consumers and generating economic, cultural and social opportunities for creators while adding cultural value for consumers.
Brigadier Rajiv Kumar Singh (Retd)
"Our handlooms and handicrafts are not just products; they are a reflection of our tradition and our way of life. They carry the story of India in every thread."
– Shri Narendra Modi
At NEHHDC, we are deeply committed to carrying forward the legacy, traditions, and the rich stories of our weavers and artisans, particularly from the North East of India. Our unwavering dedication and shared vision ...
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