The Handloom School

The Handloom School An educational program for the youth, can be instrumental in solving most of the issues of Handloom.
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As global economies grow and people become more interconnected, there is an increasing demand for new 21st century skills, for integrating diverse knowledge, and for developing the capacity to be creative, innovative and entrepreneurial. Young weavers have a great need for specialized education that bridges the gap between traditional skills and new competencies. Our plan is to implement a model o

f learning that is global, scalable and designed specifically for handloom students. In this way, entrepreneurial education becomes a catalyst for change. By fostering a new generation of young artisans and developing their ability to operate in the global market, we will not only preserve and transform the art of handloom but also empower weaving communities to improve and sustain their future and livelihood.

CSTU'26Batch Introduction : Sunita SethanaSunita comes from Mandleshwar, a town around 20 kms from Maheshwar everyday. S...
24/08/2026

CSTU'26
Batch Introduction : Sunita Sethana

Sunita comes from Mandleshwar, a town around 20 kms from Maheshwar everyday. She used to do stitching before joining The Handloom School to learn weaving.
She says she enjoys weaving more than stitching. She also says that the most challenging part about learning to weave is keeping patience with the yarns. Keeping in mind the philosophy of 'one step at a time', she has finally learnt to weave.

CSTU'26Batch Introduction : Laxmi KewatLaxmi came to Maheshwar after her wedding. Since then she has seen weaving being ...
08/08/2026

CSTU'26
Batch Introduction : Laxmi Kewat

Laxmi came to Maheshwar after her wedding. Since then she has seen weaving being part of routine in Maheshwar. She says she was always curious to learn to weave and therefore she enrolled for the CSTU programme at The Handloom School.

CSTU'26Batch Introduction - Nanda ShindeNanda is one of our youngest batch member. She is young and eager to learn. She ...
04/08/2026

CSTU'26
Batch Introduction - Nanda Shinde

Nanda is one of our youngest batch member. She is young and eager to learn. She lost her husband recently and has a 3-year old daughter to take care of.

She says that learning to weave her way to live a life with dignity. Weaving has given her a new hope in life.

CSTU'26Batch Introduction : Priya KewatPriya comes from Maheshwar, Khargone. She joined CSTU program The Handloom School...
26/07/2026

CSTU'26
Batch Introduction : Priya Kewat

Priya comes from Maheshwar, Khargone. She joined CSTU program The Handloom School
With an intention of improving her financial condition.

She says, weaving at first looked difficult to her but now she is more confident about it.

CSTU'26Batch Introduction : Roshni PrajapatRoshni belongs to the family of traditional brick makers. She is first in her...
22/07/2026

CSTU'26
Batch Introduction : Roshni Prajapat

Roshni belongs to the family of traditional brick makers. She is first in her family to learn weaving, an art very different from what her family does. She wants to work in the handloom sector and earn a living for herself.

CSTU'26 Batch Introduction : Archana KewatArchana, currently a home maker is keen on learning the handloom weaving to be...
16/07/2026

CSTU'26 Batch Introduction : Archana Kewat

Archana, currently a home maker is keen on learning the handloom weaving to be able to provide additional income for the family and also earn a dignified livelihood.

CSTU'26Batch Introduction : Pooja KewatPooja is learning to weave to support her family's income. She is one of our best...
12/07/2026

CSTU'26
Batch Introduction : Pooja Kewat

Pooja is learning to weave to support her family's income. She is one of our best learner and is committed to improving her craft. She is actively learning additional handloom skills, including warping, tying etc.

CSTU'26Batch Introduction : Sonu MandloiSonu is a single mother of three children who is single-handedly supporting her ...
26/06/2026

CSTU'26
Batch Introduction : Sonu Mandloi

Sonu is a single mother of three children who is single-handedly supporting her family and ensuring her children receive an education. To provide for them, she has worked as an agricultural labourer and a construction worker, taking on physically demanding jobs with uncertain incomes. Seeking a more stable and sustainable livelihood, Sonu joined the CSTU program. She hopes to master the craft, set up a loom at home, and earn a reliable income that will enable her to support her family while working from home.

Weaving represents not just a skill for Sonu, but an opportunity to build a secure future for herself and her children.

Introduction to Weaving (Theory) The class introduces the new batch about the concept of weaving. They learn about the w...
22/06/2026

Introduction to Weaving (Theory)

The class introduces the new batch about the concept of weaving. They learn about the warp and the weft whose interaction creates fabric.
It opens the doors to the world of handloom for the students who would soon be called artisans.

CSTU Batch 4As the batch proceeds, the first thing that the women learn here is HANDSPINNING, taking their initital step...
17/06/2026

CSTU Batch 4

As the batch proceeds, the first thing that the women learn here is HANDSPINNING, taking their initital steps in the world of textiles and handloom traditions.

For most of them, this was their first experience working with fibre and understanding how yarn is created by hand. Through practice and guided learning, they start to develop foundational skills.

Stay tuned for more updates about the batch.

Address

Kaya Kalp, Ahilya Vihar Colony
Maheshwar
451224

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 6pm
Wednesday 10am - 6pm
Thursday 10am - 6pm
Friday 10am - 6pm
Saturday 10am - 6pm
Sunday 10am - 6pm

Telephone

+917415453229

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