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Warrior Women- WAWO, Ghorpora Chuburi, Tezpur (2026)

15/08/2026

🇮🇳 Weaving True Freedom: Happy Independence Day!

Independence is more than just a date on the calendar; it is the freedom to dream, live with dignity, and build a secure future.

This Independence Day, the women of WAWO are defining freedom through their own hands. With every pull of the shuttle and every thread woven on the loom, our artisans are overcoming financial insecurities, breaking barriers, and crafting sustainable livelihoods.

True empowerment begins when a woman holds the key to her own independence. By turning heritage crafts into economic self-reliance, our warriors are shaping a brighter, self-sufficient tomorrow for themselves and their families.

Let’s celebrate the spirit of freedom by standing with our women, honoring their resilience, and supporting local hands that weave the fabric of our nation.

Happy Independence Day from the WAWO Family!

09/08/2026

Honoring Heritage, Weaving the Future: Happy World Indigenous Day 2026

Today, as the world celebrates International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we at Warrior Women (WAWO) Trust extend our deepest gratitude and respect to the incredible indigenous communities who remain the true guardians of culture, biodiversity, and traditional knowledge.
Here in the heart of Sonitpur, Assam, we are immensely proud to partner with the extraordinary women of the indigenous Bodo community.
To know them is to witness true resilience and artistic mastery:

Master Weavers: Their hands seamlessly transform thread into intricate, timeless handloom art, carrying forward centuries-old motifs and traditions.

Unmatched Dedication: Hardworking, sincere, and steadfast, these women are the economic and cultural backbone of their families and villages.

Guardians of Nature: Living in quiet harmony with the land, they embody sustainable living—nurturing the environment just as it sustains them.

Through our community initiatives, WAWO works hand-in-hand with these inspiring artisans to preserve their ancestral weaving craft, ensure fair market access, and turn their heritage into sustainable economic independence.

Indigenous wisdom reminds us that progress and harmony with nature can walk hand in hand. Today, we celebrate the strength, dignity, and beauty of our Bodo weavers who inspire our mission every single day.

Empowering Indigenous Women. Preserving Heritage. Protecting Nature.

07/08/2026

Celebrating the Hands That Weave Heritage! Happy 12th National Handloom Day!

Today, August 7, 2026, we salute the strength, artistry, and resilience of our incredible women artisans—the true WAWO Warriors!

At our WAWO workshops, handloom is more than just a craft; it is a story of empowerment, independence, and preserved culture. Every thread wound and every shuttle thrown is a testament to the magic these artisans create with their hands daily.

From spinning yarn on traditional wheels to setting up intricate looms with smiles on their faces, our warriors keep our rich heritage alive while building sustainable livelihoods for themselves and their families.

This National Handloom Day, let’s choose local, support handwoven art, and celebrate the incredible women behind the loom!

05/08/2026

Gratitude: Assam Flood Relief Drive 2026

Together, we made a difference in Sivasagar!

The Warrior Women (WAWO) Trust family has successfully concluded the first phase of our Assam Flood Relief & Rehabilitation Drive 2026.

This mission would not have been possible without the immense power of collective action and compassion.

We are incredibly moved by the support we received and wish to express our heartfelt gratitude to two essential groups who made this relief work successful:

1. A THANK YOU TO EVERY DONOR

Your overwhelming generosity fueled this entire initiative. While we worked from our base in Sivasagar, your donations ensured that every white package was filled with hope and essential items—utensils, hygiene products, and non-perishable food. The sheer volume of relief materials processed is a testament to your big hearts. Thank you for trusting us and donating selflessly to restore countless families across Assam. Your actions are reflected in this special Certificate of Appreciation, we are honored to present to our VALUED SUPPORTERS.

2. A THANK YOU TO OUR FIELD HEROES & VOLUNTEERS

To those who didn't just donate but went, physically showing up at the hardest-hit, water-submerged areas like Gohain Handique,
Rajapool Bhebarchuk, Ligiripukhuri and Hahchora Chetia on 29th July, 2026. Taking to the ground in Sivasagar required courage and tireless effort. You navigated difficult terrain, helped load and unload. distributed kits hand-to-hand to families waiting patiently, and most importantly, offered comfort and a personal touch of humanity when it was needed most. You truly went above and beyond. We are so proud of your dedication.

This is just the beginning of rehabilitation. WAWO remains committed to supporting our community through the long road of recovery ahead. Your unwavering support, whether monetary or physical, has been the backbone of this response.

Thank you again for joining hands with WAWO.

Together, we rise.

14/07/2026

Tradition Meets Technology: From Loom to Finished Perfection!

At Project NILIMA, we believe that empowerment lies in bridging the gap between time-honored heritage and modern quality standards. Today, our handwoven collection is taking a big leap forward!

Take a behind-the-scenes look at our latest collection as it undergoes calendering—the mechanical finishing process that uses heat and pressure rollers to give our traditional weaves a smooth, premium feel and an elegant drape without losing the core texture of the handloom.

Why this matters:

Preserving the Core: Every single piece—from vibrant stripes and delicate butterfly motifs to traditional Assamese patterns—is painstakingly handwoven by our local weavers, stitch by stitch.

Elevating the Finish: Introducing modern machinery ensures that our sustainable products meet commercial finish expectations, making them market-ready for conscious consumers everywhere.

Empowering Households: This blend of technology helps us scale production seamlessly, bringing steady, year-round livelihoods directly to our artisan clusters.

From the initial thread on the homestead loom to the final smooth finish on the calendering machine, we are refining our process to bring you a stunning array of beautifully crafted, tassel-fringed Assamese garments.

Stay tuned as these beautifully finished pieces head next to packaging, complete with our unique artisan traceability features!

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14/07/2026

Tradition Meets Technology: From Loom to Finished Perfection!

At Project NILIMA, we believe that empowerment lies in bridging the gap between time-honored heritage and modern quality standards. Today, our handwoven collection is taking a big leap forward!

Take a behind-the-scenes look at our latest collection as it undergoes calendering—the mechanical finishing process that uses heat and pressure rollers to give our traditional weaves a smooth, premium feel and an elegant drape without losing the core texture of the handloom.
Why this matters:

Preserving the Core: Every single piece—from vibrant stripes and delicate butterfly motifs to traditional Assamese patterns—is painstakingly handwoven by our local weavers, stitch by stitch.

Elevating the Finish: Introducing modern machinery ensures that our sustainable products meet commercial finish expectations, making them market-ready for conscious consumers everywhere.

Empowering Households: This blend of technology helps us scale production seamlessly, bringing steady, year-round livelihoods directly to our artisan clusters.

From the initial thread on the homestead loom to the final smooth finish on the calendering machine, we are refining our process to bring you a stunning array of beautifully crafted, tassel-fringed Assamese garments.

Stay tuned as these beautifully finished pieces head next to packaging, complete with our unique artisan traceability features!

18/06/2026

Big news from the field!

Our Warrior Women have successfully harvested their first batch of Eri cocoons! This is a milestone moment for Project Ahimsa as we prepare to spin these beautiful, ethically sourced cocoons into our signature Ahimsa yarn. We are already looking forward to featuring this exquisite, sustainable material in our upcoming Autumn/Winter collection this September.

It’s truly a double victory for our women—not only are they creating high-quality, cruelty-free yarn, but they are also harvesting polu, which is cherished as a delicious local delicacy. We are so proud of their hard work and dedication to mastering this traditional craft.

Check out the bounty from our first harvest in the photo below!

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18/06/2026

Big news from the field!

Our Warrior Women have successfully harvested their first batch of Eri cocoons! This is a milestone moment for Project Ahimsa as we prepare to spin these beautiful, ethically sourced cocoons into our signature Ahimsa yarn. We are already looking forward to featuring this exquisite, sustainable material in our upcoming Autumn/Winter collection this September.

It’s truly a double victory for our women—not only are they creating high-quality, cruelty-free yarn, but they are also harvesting polu, which is cherished as a delicious local delicacy. We are so proud of their hard work and dedication to mastering this traditional craft.

Check out the bounty from our first harvest in the photo below!

05/06/2026

Happy World Environment Day!

Behind every thriving forest is a community that protects it. This year, Warrior Women (WAWO) is celebrating the real heroes of our ecosystem—the incredible women living in the forest-fringe villages of Sonitpur.

To safeguard our precious biodiversity and secure vital animal corridors, we must address the root cause of deforestation. That’s why WAWO is actively working to reduce forest dependency by empowering these women with sustainable, alternative livelihoods.

Through hands-on training and continuous handholding, we are helping them thrive in

Mushroom Cultivation
Food Processing
Traditional Weaving
Organic Fertilizer Production

On this , WAWO renews its commitment to uplift these fierce community leaders. By empowering women, we protect our forests and secure a safer future for our wildlife.

Join us in supporting the true Warriors of the Forest!

31/05/2026

From tiny eggs to thriving Eri silkworms (Polu), our weavers are beautifully mastering every stage of the craft! 🐛✨

Under Project Ahimsa, the Warrior Women (WAWO) cohort is turning knowledge into practice. A huge thank you to the Department of Sericulture, Sonitpur for their invaluable training and continuous support in guiding our women through the technicalities of sustainable silkworm rearing.
By learning to care for the silkworms and carefully manage their lifecycle, these women are securing a sustainable, compassionate livelihood that honors local heritage.

Take a look at their journey in the photos below!

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