Kosakari is a weaver-led handloom brand rooted in the heritage of Chhattisgarh’s Kosasilk crafted slowly, ethically, and authentically.
OUR KosaKari FOUNDERs
Kosakari is a purpose-driven brand dedicated to preserving and promoting the rich heritage of Kosa silk weaving. It was created to support traditional artisans and weavers by connecting their
craftsmanship directly with modern markets — ensuring authenticity, fair value, and sustainable livelihoods.
At its core, Kosakari stands for dignity of artisan, preserving heritage, and building a bridge between rural craftsmanship and conscious consumers. Each product reflects not just timeless design, but the skill, culture, and stories of the artisans behind it.
Kosakari is more than a brand — it is a movement to empower weavers, sustain heritage, and create lasting impact through every thread.
The products are manufactured by Maa Ambe Bunkar Sahakari Samiti, a weavers’ cooperative, and marketed under Kosakari by Unnati Mahasangh, a Women’s federation
Alongside traditional weavers, Kosakari is also committed to developing new budding Kosa weavers, helping the next generation learn, earn, and sustain this heritage.
Many handloom weavers and artisans face long-standing challenges such as:
Kosakari exists to change this.
By building a direct-to-customer brand, we ensure the craft is valued fairly — and artisans receive better livelihood opportunities through transparent and respectful engagement.
Kosakari is not just a brand — it is a celebration of artisanship and timeless craft
Kosakari is committed to building a strong and sustainable handloom ecosystem by supporting every stage of the value chain — from artisan development to market access. Through focused efforts on skill enhancement, capacity building, and direct market linkages, the brand ensures that traditional weavers are empowered to thrive in a modern marketplace.
With the support of BALCO CSR, Kosakari continues to strengthen this ecosystem by
Our Promise
When you choose Kosakari, you choose more than a apparel. You support a community of weavers, women-led groups, and artisan families who keep India’s handloom heritage alive.
