Source Name: Yes!poho

Yes!poho Felicitates Women Weavers

Sep 27, 2019   16:48 PM 
Visakhapatnam, Andhra Pradesh, India

On Occasion of Navratri, Yes!poho has felicitated Nine (9) women weavers and artisans – representing Nava Durgas, for their contribution not only to the Handloom industry, but to the society as a whole. These artisans bring life and character to each and every saree that every women adores.

 

Felicitation Ceremony

 

Durga is a name for Strength. She is love. She is an epitome of beauty. She is loving, caring and affectionate. She is a goddess of thoughts and actions who binds everything together. She is the ultimate Shakti. A Woman makes, nurtures, imparts and inculcates various values to everyone around her.

 

Salute to The Woman Power......
Salute to The Power of Shakti....
Respect Woman…

 

Felicitation Ceremony

 

Handloom is a traditional business for women for a long time. History has it that while Men would go out with Kings for war, women were involved in crafts like pot, leather clothes, home building and technique of weaving.

 

Yes!poho’s Nava Durga Felicitation event was held in Hyderabad on September 25th at Kala Dikshitulu Kala Vedika Chikkadpally, Hyderabad and Mr. M. Ramachadra Rao, MLC; Yellavarthy Rajendra Prasad, President, Shankaram Vedica; Special Guest Shri Kala Janardhan Murthy, President Thyagaraya Gaana Sabha presided over the function.

 

Providing a platform to showcase talent of women artisans

Yes!poho’s social platform provides the opportunity for all women artisans to showcase their talent and creativity directly to the world. Yes!poho Institute provides training facility and tools to empower women and enhance their skills. It is a platform where Women weavers can earn money and help improve their socio-economic conditions. This is the best place to make a village women weaver self-dependent. This is a safe job for them which they can do from their home.

 

Raghuram Kuchibhatla, Founder Yes!poho said, Yes!poho‘s has a simple objective-of getting artisans and women out of drudgery and reviving the dwindling art of weaving. While working with artisans at the grass root level, I have learnt several life lessons -

 

  1. Threads are fragile like relationships. This relationship is made stronger through proper weaving

  2. It takes lot of discipline and focus to achieve the level of creativity

  3. The will to learn is the first step and these weavers show this character every day in their lives

  4. Every day is a new day and start over is the name of the game.

 

Yes!poho plans to expand and onboard all handloom weavers PAN India in the next 18-24 months. World’s 1st social platform connecting weavers, artisans to consumers directly. Its chief objective is to offer its guests high quality luxurious products that guarantees memorable experiences to its Guests. Our objective is to improve the socio-economic conditions and also showcase to the world the artistic and creative talent that this 2nd oldest tradition holds. Raghuram Kuchibhatla ended the speech thanking each and every Athidhi (Athidhi Devo Bhava) and requesting everyone to join together in making a difference to lives of these artisans and to revive this dying industry.” 

 

For more information, please visit www.yespoho.com.

 

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