Redseer Foundation

Fundraiser Event - Sanskriti: Bringing Heritage and Community together

Project Overview

The Block Printing Workshop was a Fundraiser event organised by the Redseer Foundation in collaboration with Tharangini Studio. Founded in 1977, Tharangini Studio is Bangalore’s oldest textile studio, known for its organic dyes and fair trade practices. It features one of India’s largest private collections of wood blocks and has received multiple awards, including the Global Eco Artisan Award 2021.

The event, held at Redseer Consulting office, featured a hands-on workshop led by skilled artisans and concluded with an auction to benefit The Anugraha Project, a student-run NGO focused on community development in Bangalore. The Anugraha Project celebrates traditional block printing while supporting artisans and underserved communities.

Key Features

Promote Traditional Arts

Raise awareness about the cultural and historical significance of block printing.

Support Artisans

Provide financial support to artisans through the workshop and auction.

Aid Underserved Communities

Raise funds for The Anugraha Project to support their work in healthcare, education, and sanitation.

Impact

  • Educated participants on the slowly dying art of block printing and history behind it.
  • Provided financial support and visibility for Tharangini Studio artisans
  • INR 1.5 lakh donated to The Anugraha Project, with a view of enhancing their community development efforts