Avacayam is an employment program for people with disabilities. In early 2001, our work started with recycling temple flowers into holi colors and agarbatis, and today we have a full team of weavers and tailors with disabilities with the capacity to fullfill large orders.
Avacayam pioneers recycling by transforming discarded fabric into customized rolls, creating new avenue in the world of fashion design. Our technique redefines sustainability, weaving innovation into every thread.
Hand loom weaving, an ancient craft, intertwines tradition and innovation, as skilled artisans meticulously craft fabric, imbuing each thread with history and culture. Through rhythmic movements, they create timeless textiles, preserving heritage with every intricate design.
Our unique approach to sustainability by repurposing waste plastic into versatile rolls, empowering designers to craft eco-friendly bags and various products. This innovative approach promotes creativity while reducing environmental impact.
A diverse tailoring team, embracing individuals with disabilities, showcases the power of inclusion and adaptation. With creativity and determination, they transform fabrics into exquisite products, proving that talent knows no boundaries.
Empowering individuals with disabilities, cushion covers fashioned from discarded fabric merge sustainability with social impact. Each stitch not only adds comfort but also weaves a story of resilience and creativity, turning waste into beauty.
Yoga mats, essential companions for practitioners, offer comfort and stability on the path to wellness. Made from eco-friendly materials, they provide a supportive foundation for poses, promoting mindfulness and harmony between body and mind.
Our tailors with disabilities defy limitations, skillfully sewing bags and fulfilling orders with precision and pride.
Their perseverance and craftsmanship redefine inclusivity in the fashion industry, proving that talent and determination transcend any physical challenge.
Innovative artisans craft baskets from waste plastic and fabric, blending materials to form functional and eco-conscious creations. Through their skilled hands, discarded items find new purpose, transforming into versatile storage solutions with a sustainable twist.
But that is not all. When we say recycling we mean recycling. Along with fabric, we also recycle waste plastic into these eye catching bag designs. When our program started in 2001, never did we think that one day we will recycled waste plastic into bags and more suprisingly that the people would actually carry our bags.
In all our creative ventures, our thirst for experiment rules the roost. We have combined different materials and created new bag designs. For example on this page you will see the combination of jute and recycled plastic.
On this page you will see the colorful combination of our recycled fabric bag coupled with jute. These combinations with jute, canvas or even solid color cloth allows a greater control of the designs and being able to create vibrant designs.
Quite a unique thing takes place in our organization. Recycling of waste fabric. Our creative artists with disabilities make colorful combinations with the waste fabric that we collect and make attractive bags with them. Just the act of creating the combination is more than exciting for us.
Avacayam is our final step of the work, which is creating a Circular Economy. By creating an employment program we actualized our primary intention of making people with disabilities be included in everyday life. This happened when they are earning and independent, leading a dignified life through work such as this one. They are engaged in work which results not just in monthly income but also the satisfaction of making something beautiful like bags made from canvas and cloth. Canvas is a material which brings modern aesthetics to the bags that it is moulded into.
Avacayam is an employment program for people with disabilities. In early 2001, our work started with recycling temple flowers into holi colors and agarbatis, and today we have a full team of weaver and tailors with disabilities with the capacity to fullfill export level orders.
Before we move to our last catagory, a special mention to a special product of ours,
Our honest attempt to tackle the monumental plastic problem by engaging our people with disabilites with traditional Indian handicrafts to make these unique clutches you see on this page.
Last but not the least our very popular Water Hyacinth Bags. Made from the ever invasive water weed, these plants take over the surface of water bodies and make conditions unsustainable for other vegetation and living beings.
Our team saw an opportunity here. By drying and processing this invasive weed through our handlooms, we were able to make these beautiful fabric with which we have designed these trendy bags.
Avacayam is an employment program for people with disabilities. In early 2001, our work started with recycling temple flowers into holi colors and agarbatis, and today we have a full team of weavers and tailors with disabilities with the capacity to fullfill large orders.
Hand loom weaving, an ancient craft, intertwines tradition and innovation, as skilled artisans meticulously craft fabric, imbuing each thread with history and culture. Through rhythmic movements, they create timeless textiles, preserving heritage with every intricate design.
Avacayam pioneers recycling by transforming discarded fabric into customized rolls, creating new avenue in the world of fashion design. Our technique redefines sustainability, weaving innovation into every thread.
Our unique approach to sustainability by repurposing waste plastic into versatile rolls, empowering designers to craft eco-friendly bags and various products. This innovative approach promotes creativity while reducing environmental impact.
A diverse tailoring team, embracing individuals with disabilities, showcases the power of inclusion and adaptation. With creativity and determination, they transform fabrics into exquisite products, proving that talent knows no boundaries.
Empowering individuals with disabilities, cushion covers fashioned from discarded fabric merge sustainability with social impact. Each stitch not only adds comfort but also weaves a story of resilience and creativity, turning waste into beauty.
Yoga mats, essential companions for practitioners, offer comfort and stability on the path to wellness. Made from eco-friendly materials, they provide a supportive foundation for poses, promoting mindfulness and harmony between body and mind.
Our tailors with disabilities defy limitations, skillfully sewing bags and fulfilling orders with precision and pride. Their perseverance and craftsmanship redefine inclusivity in the fashion industry,
proving that talent and determination transcend any physical challenge.
Innovative artisans craft baskets from waste plastic and fabric, blending materials to form functional and eco-conscious creations. Through their skilled hands, discarded items find new purpose, transforming into versatile storage solutions with a sustainable twist.
But that is not all. When we say recycling we mean recycling. Along with fabric, we also recycle waste plastic into these eye catching bag designs. When our program started in 2001, never did we think that one day we will recycled waste plastic into bags and more suprisingly that the people would actually carry our bags.
In all our creative ventures, our thirst for experiment rules the roost. We have combined different materials and created new bag designs. For example on this page you will see the combination of jute and recycled plastic.
On this page you will see the colorful combination of our recycled fabric bag coupled with jute. These combinations with jute, canvas or even solid color cloth allows a greater control of the designs and being able to create vibrant designs.
Quite a unique thing takes place in our organization. Recycling of waste fabric. Our creative artists with disabilities make colorful combinations with the waste fabric that we collect and make
attractive bags with them. Just the act of creating the combination is more than exciting for us.
Avacayam is our final step of the work, which is creating a Circular Economy. By creating an employment program we actualized our primary intention of making people with disabilities be included in everyday life. This happened when they are earning and independent, leading a dignified life through work such as this one. They are engaged in work which results not just in monthly income but also the satisfaction of making something beautiful like bags made from canvas and cloth. Canvas is a material which brings modern aesthetics to the bags that it is moulded into.
Avacayam is an employment program for people with disabilities. In early 2001, our work started with recycling temple flowers into holi colors and agarbatis, and today we have a full team of weaver and tailors with disabilities with the capacity to fullfill export level orders.
Before we move to our last catagory, a special mention to a special product of ours,
Our honest attempt to tackle the monumental plastic problem by engaging our people with disabilites with traditional Indian handicrafts to make these unique clutches you see on this page.
Last but not the least our very popular Water Hyacinth Bags. Made from the ever invasive water weed, these plants take over the surface of water bodies and make conditions unsustainable for other vegetation and living beings.
Our team saw an opportunity here. By drying and processing this invasive weed through our handlooms, we were able to make these beautiful fabric with which we have designed these trendy bags.
