Ekibeki Exhibitions
At EkiBeki, we love celebrating the crafts of our country- and the hands that create these exquisite works of art. This is why we regularly participate in exhibitions and showcases, offering audiences the opportunity to experience the beauty and depth of traditional Indian crafts. Or even hold exhibitions or workshops of our own.
From the vibrant artistry of copper enamelling to the storytelling traditions of Pattachitra, Gond, Chitrakathi, and more, our exhibitions bring heritage crafts into contemporary spaces.
Over the years, we have showcased our work across the country at carefully curated handmade collectives and cultural platforms- with Dastkar, A Hundred Hands Handmade Collective, Dastakari Haat, the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival, and the Jaipur Literature Festival, among others.
Beyond showcasing products, these exhibitions play a vital role in creating direct market linkages for artisans. By enabling artisans to sell their work and engage face-to-face with urban customers, we foster a deeper understanding of aesthetics, preferences, and value—insights that no amount of classroom training can provide. These interactions help artisans evolve their craft while staying rooted in tradition.
We invite you to experience our creations—where India’s traditional crafts meet contemporary design sensibilities.
Thank you for being part of this journey. 🙏🏼
Past Exhibitions
Kalaangan 2026: Celebrating Indian Craftsmanship
Kalaangan was conceived as a living celebration of Indian heritage, bringing together crafts, traditions, and everyday cultural practices in one space. The exhibition connected visitors directly with artisans, enabling conscious purchases that supported makers without intermediaries. More than a marketplace, it served as an immersive experience that encouraged meaningful connections with craft, culture, and the people behind them.
Impact created:
45 artisans
₹61 lakhs revenue generated
40 crafts supported
Kalaangan 2024: Celebrating Indian Craftsmanship
Letting the artisans know we see them. Representing over 40 traditional and contemporary styles of craftsmanship and design from across the country. The festival is presented by Dr Bhau Daji Lad Museum
Impact created:
72 artisans
₹18 lakhs revenue generated
60 crafts supported
Tarasha Craft Exhib: Celebrating Heritage & empowering Rural Craftpreneurs
Tarasha Craft Exhibit 2025 was a four-day exhibition that showcases the finest handcrafted works from India’s most talented artisans. Hosted at the iconic CSMVS, Mumbai, this exhibition celebrates the richness of India’s diverse craft heritage and the personal stories that bring each piece to life.
Impact created:
75 artisans
₹28.5 lakhs revenue generated
30 crafts supported
Nexus The Art of Happyness Utsav
A vibrant 4-day celebration at Nexus Mall, Seawoods, Navi Mumbai. The Art of Happyness Utsav transforms Nexus Seawoods into a cultural haven with over 25 curated stalls showcasing handcrafted products by talented women artisans from across the country.
Impact created:
25 artisans
₹19 lakhs revenue generated
20 crafts supported
Ekibeki Collective
EkiBeki nurtures a growing collective of artisans who choose to stay connected, support one another, and make decisions collaboratively about what is best for their craft and livelihoods. The collective functions as a shared space for learning, dialogue, and mutual growth-where artisans exchange experiences, discuss challenges, and explore new ideas together.
Through this collective, artisans are encouraged to engage with evolving market dynamics, emerging trends, and contemporary ideologies, while remaining rooted in their traditional practices.
EkiBeki also facilitates periodic training and upskilling to help bridge the urban–rural divide. These sessions may include practical, hands-on learning such as understanding customer preferences, basic digital skills, or even simple tools like taking effective photographs of their work for platforms such as Instagram.
By fostering connection, knowledge-sharing, and independence, the Artisan Collective strengthens both the craft and the community around it.
Partners who support us
Holding an exhibition? Invite EkiBeki to participate
EkiBeki participates in exhibitions when invited rent free as our monies is allocated to upskilling the artisans. If you would like to invite us, please take a moment to fill out the form.
