Redefine fashion with purpose.
"Bodha Ayur" weaves wellness into every thread. Recognizing textile-induced skin afflictions, our journey begins with reverence for more than 5,000-year-old Ayurvedic tradition "The Science of Life". "Bodha Ayur" revolutionizes sustainable fashion,addressing textile-related skin issues.
Our clothing transcends fabric, becoming a gentle, medicinal embrace. 100% organic natural fibers like, Silk, Linen and Cotton infused with herbal essence, nurtures skin and spirit. In harmony with nature, we dye with natural concoctions, fostering balance, serenity and radiant health. Thereby our eco-friendly dyes and responsible manufacturing ensure a healthier wardrobe, aligning style with wellness.
Everything in this village, is your past in the future.
"Bodha Ayur is a Social Enterprise Dedicated to Crafting Conscious Clothing That Harmonizes Ayurvedic Principles, Sustainability and Community Empowerment. Our Handwoven, Handcrafted Textiles Feature Natural Dyes From Flowers and Herbal Leaves, Minimizing Environmental Impact. By Supporting Local Weavers, Artisans and Tribal Women, We Foster Economic Growth and Preserve Traditional Craftsmanship. Our Zero-waste Initiative Promotes Upcycling and Creative Reuse, Reducing Waste and Inspiring a More Mindful Approach to Fashion."
In 2018, Kerala's devastating floods sparked the birth of Bhoomika NGO - a social initiative of Weavers Village. This beacon of hope supports flood-affected communities through holistic initiatives: education, healthcare, women's empowerment and environmental conservation. Handcrafted Bhoomika dolls, made from upcycled fabric by women from local shelters, symbolize resilience and determination. Bhoomika housing project recieved the National Award for the best low cost housing project from HUDCO.
In a bold move to revive a dying art, Bhoomika's One Rupee Loom Project breathes new life into discarded pit looms, transforming them into instruments of empowerment in a small village called Balaramapuram, Thiruvananthapuram, Kerala.This pioneering initiative unlocks the creative potential of 100 underprivileged families, weaving together tradition, sustainability and economic freedom.
