MG Gramodyog Sewa Sansthan Foundation

MG Gramodyog Sewa Sansthan Foundation Established in the year 2010, working with the grassroots stakeholders to promote Sustainable fashion, Hand spun Hand woven clothing.

Reviving Bengal Muslin and promoting Desi Cotton.

So glad to have Pankaja in Purulia  . Former Journalist of  to see our work and all the best for your Book.
20/03/2026

So glad to have Pankaja in Purulia .
Former Journalist of to see our work and all the best for your Book.

26/02/2026

Colours that breathe. Fabrics that tell stories. 🌿

Step into the world of natural dyeing with Art Cafe (Kalimpong × Kolkata) in collaboration with MG Gramodyog Sewa Sansthan Foundation, at Cafe Mueller, Kolkata. .ccu

This immersive workshop introduces you to the science and soul of natural colours — extracted from roots, leaves, bark, and flowers. Learn about mordanting, dye baths, colour variations, sustainability, and the philosophy of slow textiles — all through a guided hands-on experience.

🗓 1st March 2026
⏰ 12:30 PM – 2:30 PM
💰 ₹1000 (Materials included)
Call to register : +91 9830302247 / +91 9163553772

Led by Rubi Raksh*t — social activist, natural dyer, and textile connoisseur — this session is more than a workshop; it’s a return to mindful making and conscious living.

Perfect for artists, designers, students, textile enthusiasts, and anyone curious about sustainable craft. No prior experience required.

Limited seats available. Call to register and be part of a movement that values handmade over machine-made, and process over mass production.

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We have participated in Titan’s InCollab program for volunteers projects in Bangalore’Dec 2025 where we’ve explained and...
04/02/2026

We have participated in Titan’s InCollab program for volunteers projects in Bangalore’Dec 2025 where we’ve explained and discussed our project that we have worked so far and an opportunity for the volunteers to join in our project and community to contribute their expertise with us.

We are so happy to have this beautiful article published in  for the Hyderabad India Handmade Collective exhibition. Sho...
22/12/2025

We are so happy to have this beautiful article published in for the Hyderabad India Handmade Collective exhibition.
Shoutout to the team and their Hardwork to make the event really a success.
Thanks Hyderabad for an immense amount of support and love for us. 🙂

Cultural and craft exchange.  from New Zealand 🇳🇿 visited our Tukya Village, Purulia to see and learn about us.Here she ...
10/11/2025

Cultural and craft exchange. from New Zealand 🇳🇿 visited our Tukya Village, Purulia to see and learn about us.
Here she explored Farmlands, Preloom, Weaving, Indigo Plantation, Indigo Implementation, made herself a shirt using natural indigo Dye, tried herself Jamdani weaving as well.

She is a weaver and dyer who has received a Scholarship for learning more about Textile around the world and her immense love for weaving brought her here along her husband. 🙏

We are so happy to be a part of this textile educational tour with them and wishing her visit again. 🤍

Deb Everson White, an amazing person who has been our inspirational guide in the journey of Mggss Foundation’s Tukya, Pu...
09/11/2025

Deb Everson White, an amazing person who has been our inspirational guide in the journey of Mggss Foundation’s Tukya, Purulia establishment.
A spinner, dyer, an educationist for us. This is her 3rd visit in Purulia and we have won through her hands Spinning tool and Weaving Tool that are portable.
She has won writing about her visit to us in Purulia and about the children of Tukya at 🏆

Full documentation coming soon.

Our learning centre, located in the village of Tukya, now has 25 enthusiastic students enrolled. On 31st October, the sp...
02/11/2025

Our learning centre, located in the village of Tukya, now has 25 enthusiastic students enrolled. On 31st October, the spinning equipment imported from New Zealand became fully operational under the expert guidance of Ms. Deborah White Emerson from Australia.
Deborah Everson White Thank you so much for your immense support and contribution for Tukya, Purulia

We the team of MG GRAMODYOG SEWA SANSTHAN FOUNDATION is happy to be a part of this great team.

Thanks to Ashford Wheels & Looms to make Tukya Threads a co winner.

Bengaluru is next🩶
08/09/2025

Bengaluru is next🩶

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27/06/2025

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Another Mason meeting 23 June 202523 June 20252 mins read0 comments Last week I had a fantastic Zoom meeting with Rubi and Arup Raksh*t in Purulia, up in northern Bengal. – also with my organiser Joji. Since 2010 they have run a not-for-profit organisation that focuses on first generational weaver...

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ABOUT US

Established in the year 2010, we are working with the grassroot stakeholders. We promote Handloom and revival of Muslin as well as the use of Desi Cotton. Organic tradition comprising organic food and organic clothing forms the core value for MGGSS Sutrakatha’s beliefs.

OUR VISION

SUTRAKATHA is directed towards expanding the market for handloom fabrics and garments through online marketing and participation in exhibitions across India creating awareness significantly and help scaling up the demand gradually.

we are committed in creating awareness among the consumers about Cotton farmers, spinners, weavers, dyers and the tailors, who are all interrelated. Only then the awareness will rise and resulting the increasing in demand for such products, which will consequently improve the earning capacity of artisans.