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Shubhnika Khadi India Foundation is dedicated to preserving and promoting India’s timeless khadi heritage while creating sustainable livelihoods for weavers and artisans. Rooted in the belief that khadi is more than fabric, it is a symbol of cultural identity, self-reliance, and sustainable living.
Through artisan empowerment, market access, and awareness initiatives, the foundation works to keep traditional handloom practices alive and relevant in the modern world—ensuring that India’s rich textile legacy continues to thrive for generations to come.
Led by Dr. Monika Singh, the foundation bridges tradition with contemporary purpose, supporting artisans while advocating conscious and ethical fashion.
Dr. Monika Singh envisions a future where India’s khadi heritage is not only preserved but celebrated globally. Her vision is to build a sustainable ecosystem where artisans thrive economically while centuries - old weaving traditions remain alive and respected.
“Khadi is not just fabric - it represents our culture, our history and our responsibility toward sustainable living. By empowering the artisans behind it, we protect a legacy meant for future generations.”
Through Shubhnika Khadi India Foundation, she aims to connect traditional craftsmanship with modern relevance, making khadi accessible, aspirational and impactful in today’s world.
We protect, document, and promote traditional khadi weaving techniques passed down through generations.
We support fair trade practices, skill development and sustainable livelihoods for artisans and their families.
We advocate khadi as an eco-friendly alternative to fast fashion, encouraging conscious and responsible choices.
We connect artisans directly with consumers, designers and brands to ensure fair compensation and visibility.
We provide training and mentorship to young weavers, ensuring continuity of traditional skills.
We organize exhibitions, workshops and campaigns to highlight khadi’s cultural and environmental significance.