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Bamboo Crafts of KeralaKerala State Bamboo Mission
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Bamboo Crafts of Kerala
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KERALA STATE BAMBOO MISSIONKerala Bureau of Industrial Promotion (K-BIP) Kurup’s Lane, Sasthamangalam Thiruvananthapuram-695 010, KeralaTel +91 471 2311882 Fax +91 471 2311883 Email: [email protected] | [email protected]: www.keralabamboomission.org | www.keralaindustry.org
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KERALA STATE BAMBOO MISSION - 2014
Department of Industries & CommerceGovernment of Kerala
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M E S S A G E
Kerala State Bamboo Mission has undertaken several initiatives for the development of the Bamboo sector through networking various institutions and resource persons in the sector.
As Chairman of the Mission, I am proud that the mission is taking the lead in disseminating information about bamboo products in the State by publishing a coffee table book.
(P.K.KUNHAUKKUITTY)
P. K. KUNHALIKUTTYMINISTER FOR INDUSTRIES & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
KERALA
C.P. JOHNMember, Kerala State Planning Board
Vice-Chairman, Kerala State Bamboo Mission
M E S S A G E
When the Kerala State Bamboo Mission was constituted in 2003 the artisans, NGOs, entrepreneurs who were engaged in the state bamboo sector were functioning in an isolated manner. Various need based interventions by the Mission helped in developing their skill, awareness, information as well as in creating opportunities to network with related organisations/institutions. Consequentially they were able to develop their products in trendy and innovative styles. Kerala State Bamboo Mission could support the artisans and other stake holders to find a good market by conducting the “Bamboo Fest” every year at the prime location in Cochin. It is commendable that the State Bamboo Mission has now taken the initiative to publicise this achievement of our bamboo artisans/entrepreneurs by publishing this book.
C.P. John
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M E S S A G E
Kerala is eminently suitable to develop the bamboo sector considering both technology and resources. In the Western Ghats region of Kerala, most of the commercial bamboo species are grown due to the favourable agro-climatic conditions. It is already one of the major bio-diversity areas for bamboo species harbouring more than 25 species. Kerala has both traditional sector such as mat weaving and basketry and modern industries like Paper pulp and Bamboo ply. Bamboo can contribute significantly to rural economy and create employment opportunities. The Bamboo workers in the State were mainly from the poor communities in the pre-intervention period of Bamboo Mission and they were producing only very low value products. Kerala State Bamboo Mission has made various interventions like promoting propagation, skill development programmes, awareness workshops, trade fair participation etc. These activities led to the present level developments in Bamboo Sector in Kerala. The coffee table book, I hope, will help disseminate the present scenario of the sector to the people at large, in India and abroad. I appreciate the efforts undertaken by State Bamboo Mission in preparing this book.
P.K. MOHANTY lASAddl. Chief Secretary (Forest & Wildlife) &
Chairman, State Steering Committee, National Bamboo Mission
P. K. MOHANTYADDITIONAL CHIEF SECRETARY
GOVERNMENT OF KERALAP. H. KURIANPrincipal Secretary
M E S S A G E
The Kerala State Bamboo Mission was constituted under the aegis of Department of Industries & Commerce, Government of Kerala with the aim to raise the artisans in the sector to an entrepreneur level by providing necessary support from the Department and National Bamboo Mission, New Delhi. I appreciate the initiative taken by the State Bamboo Mission in bringing out a coffee table book about bamboo products; showcasing the skills of our artisansto the public.
P. H. KURIAN IAS
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M E S S A G E
The initiative of Kerala State Bamboo Mission (KSBM) to bring out a ‘Coffee Table Book’ on Kerala bam-boo products is very much appreciable.
I wish Kerala Bamboo Mission all success for their future endeavours.
(Sanjay Kumar)Deputy Director General
National Bamboo MissionNew Delhi
P.M. FRANCIS IASDirector
Industries and Commerce
INTRODUCTION
Kerala State Bamboo Mission (KSBM) was constituted in 2003 under the Department of Industries & Commerce with Shri. P.K. Kunhalikutty, Hon’ble Minister (Industries & IT) as its Chairman and Shri. C.P. John, Member, Kerala State Planning Board as its Vice -chairman. KSBM was formed to take necessary initiative and interventions to provide the required support to the Artisans, Craftsmen, NGOs, Entrepreneurs etc. for promoting the sector.
The scenario of the sector in the pre-intervention stage was under developed and unorganised due to lack of modern know how, skill development and lack of information about genuine resources and its accessibility. These critical gaps keep them in a stage of underdeveloped condition and unreachable to the competitive market.
After formation of Kerala State Bamboo Mission, the Mission made several interventions to address the issues of the sector such as skill development training for the artisans, Institutional linkages, trade fair participation, Training to Trainers, Promoting propagation of Bamboo etc.
The focused interventions include promoting cultivation of bamboo, creation of new designs for innovative products in the handicrafts sector along with appropri-ate skill development, promotion of bamboo based modern industries supported by
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technology adaptation and development. By this, it is expected to create greater business opportunities at various levels, especially among women and improving the living standards of the rural people there by contributing to the overall growth of the sector.
Kerala Bamboo Fest is one of the major interventions done by the Mission. It provides a platform for the beneficiaries to widen market and acquire knowledge about product development. The first edition of ‘Kerala Bamboo Fest’ was organized in 2004. Since then the Fest is conducted in December, every year, for the last ten years at Kochi. From the year 2007 onwards, artisans / craftsmen from outside the State, mainly from the North Eastern States are also participating in Kerala Bamboo Fest and in 2014 it is being organized with National and International participation. From 2013 onwards State Mission is participating in the India International Trade Fair (IITF) being held at Pragati Maidan, New Delhi.
These interventions help them to move from traditional to contemporary stage and enable them to present their product in the competitive Markets. To tap the opportunity in the Domestic/International Market of bamboo and related products the need based interventions are required and it will be planned based on the suggestions from the sector specific experts. With the above aim, the Mission build linkages with prominent professionals like Head of Industrial Design Centre of Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Mumbai; Head of Design Centre, National Institute of Design (NID); Civil Engg Department, National Institute of Technology (NIT), Kozhikode; Senior Architects of Habitat; Official from Social Forestry, Forest & Wild Life Department; Scientists from Kerala Forest Research Institute (KFRI) and Jawaharlal Nehru Tropical Botanical Garden & Research Institute (JN TBGRI), Mahatma Gandhi National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme (MGNREGS) etc.
With the suggestions of the above professionals, an Action Plan for the future interventions required in the sector was prepared and was validated and approved by the State Mission chaired by the Hon’ble Minister for Industries & IT. One of the major achievements of the Mission is the inclusion of Bamboo propagation in MGNREGS. Kerala State Bamboo Mission (KSBM) is in the process of setting up an Innovation Centre in Ernakulam District in association with Kerala State Bamboo Corpora-tion (KSBC) with the support of the above Institutions. The aim of the Centre is dissemination of need based knowledge, support service etc. to the bamboo sector.
One of the major initiative of Kerala State Bamboo Mission is preparing a ‘Coffee table book’ for the manufacturers of Bamboo products in Kerala. The book is a compilation of various leading bamboo products being manufactured in the State. The book will be a useful guide to the people in India and abroad for procuring unique bamboo products of Kerala.
P.M. FrancisDirector (Industries & Commerce)
& Mission Director, NBM
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CONTENTS
Bamboo ................................................................................................ 18 Bamboo in Kerala ................................................................................. 20
Bamboo Crafts of Kerala ....................................................................... 22
Bamboo Products ................................................................................. 26 Furniture & Interior Products ............................................................... 58 Bamboo Products Introduced by NID ................................................... 70
Acknowledgement ................................................................................ 83 List of Bamboo Units in Kerala .............................................................. 84
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BambooBamboo, the giant grass, with more than 111 genera and about 1575 spe-cies, occur in a wide variety of soil and climatic conditions around the globe and play a critical role in providing ecological, livelihood and food securi-ty to mankind. In India, although bam-boos occur throughout the country, the largest area under bamboo is in north-eastern India followed by the Western Ghats. There are about 1500 traditional uses of bamboo broadly clas-sified under household, industry, weap-ons, energy, transportation, fisheries, agriculture, medicine and construction. Recently, in East and Southeast Asia, es-pecially in China there has been a rapid growth of bamboo industries. The ma-jor reasons may be ascribed to devel-opment of new products like laminated bamboo, parquet flooring, ply bamboo, bamboo composites and bamboo char-coal. Mechanization of the traditional sectors like bamboo shoots for food, chopsticks, toothpicks and bamboo handicrafts are other possible reasons.
Considering the large bamboo resourc-es of India, which is second only to Chi-
na, the potential for developing bamboo sector appears to be very high. In India, 136 species of bamboos in 36 genera are found to exist. The North East India holds the largest stock and diversity of bamboos. Next to the N.E., the West-
ern Ghats area has the second largest diversity of bamboos. Though the coun-try has the largest area under bamboo, an estimated 9.6 million hectares, the yield per ha is estimated around 0.4 tons, which is very low in comparison
to other countries like China, Malay-sia, Costa Rica etc.It is estimated that 8 million artisans depend on bam-boo craft for their livelihood. The an-nual turnover of the bamboo sector in India is estimated to be around Rs. 2400 crores. By and large, this is a to-tally unorganized sector and bamboo has always been considered from the
craft point of view and if otherwise for pulp making only. This craft has been practiced by the North Eastern States for centuries as their prime income source and, in the process, the weaving skills of the artisans had evolved to levels comparable with the craftsperson from more affluent societies like Japan, China etc.
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Bamboo in KeralaIn Kerala, 28 species of bamboo are found to occur. The main species are Bambusa bambos, Ochlandra travan-corica, Dendrocalamus strictus and Dendrocalamus stocksii. Kerala has a large number of thin walled bamboos called reed bamboos (Ochlandra gen-era) which are used mainly for weaving by the traditional artisans. Exotic varie-ties like Dendrocalamus giganteus, Den-drocalamus brandisii and Thyrsostachys oliveri are also cultivated by farmers in areas like Waynad district. Bamboos from the Kerala forests are being sup-plied mainly to the pulp and rayon units under concessional rates. Reed bamboo is supplied to the artisans through the State Bamboo Corporation. A unique feature of the Kerala bamboo scene is that 67.3 % of the extracted bamboo comes from home gardens rather than from the forests.
The artisans from the weaving sector from around the Angamaly region are supported by the Kerala State Bamboo Corporation. It is estimated that there are about a lakh people in the state de-pendent on bamboo for their livelihood.
Data from the panchayats indicate that from the early seventies onwards there has been a great drain in the number of artisans from the sector to semi-skilled and unskilled jobs in the tertiary sectors like construction etc.
Five species of bamboo viz., Bambu-sa bambos, Dendrocalamus strictus, Dendrocalamus stocksii, Ochlandra tra-
vancorica and Pseudoxytenanthera ritcheyii are used in handicraft indus-try. Bambusa balcooa, Bambusa vul-garis, Bambusa tulda, Dendrocalamus asper, Dendrocalamus brandisii, Den-
drocalamus giganteus, Dendrocalamus longispathus, Dendrocalamus mem-branaceous, Guadua angustifolia, Thyr-sostachys oliverii are commercial bam-boos suitable for cultivation.
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Bamboo Crafts of KeralaBamboo is locally called as Mula and reed is called as Eetta or Oda in Malay-alam. Bamboo and Reed industry is one of the age-old traditional industries of Kerala State. Bamboo is one of the nat-ural fiber found In Kerala, and are found in abundance in the forest and home gardens. These bamboos are grown ei-ther in forest in large scale or in home-steads in small scale. Wayanad is one of the major districts in Kerala known for its thick bamboo forest. Other than this many agencies are also involved in the production of bamboo through proper systematic plantations. As a natural, renewable resource, bamboo is regain-ing its popularity in the modern world through various application in day to day life. From a raw material known as the “poor man’s timber” bamboo is currently being elevated to the status of “the timber of the 21st century”.In Kerala traditionally a large number of artisans are dependent on bamboo craft for their livelihood. The tradition-al bamboo baskets and mats making skill are very popular, based on which Kerala Bamboo Corporation had set up their Bamboo Mat Ply unit in Angama-
ly. These artisans come from different cultural backgrounds and work on the same platform irrespective of their cast and creed. These mix groups of skilled, semi-skilled and unskilled artisans help each other to understand the process and get involved at various levels to help the craft flourish as a whole. Kerala is one of the largest bamboo producing State in the Country.
Since ages, people in India have been involved in making bamboo products for storage and other domestic and ag-ricultural uses. Houses, fences & gates, various baskets, mats, containers,
grain storages, agricultural implements are some of the traditional usages of bamboo been found in various places. Men and Women from different culture and caste can be seen making bamboo products in their leisure time. Across the country a large number of popu-lation is dependent on bamboo craft for their livelihood. Traditionally trib-al communities and scheduled castes practiced in bamboo crafts.
In modern context bamboo has been used as one of the raw material to re-place various applications of wood, plastic and metal through design in-tervention, to make products for use
in day to day life. In this contexts there are many institutions and organizations are working in various sector for the development of bamboo right from production of plants, plantation to design, value addition etc. which support entrepreneurs investing in this sector.
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Bamboo Products Bamboo products made by various units in Kerala
Lamp Shade KBP0001
Lamp Shade KBP0003
Lamp Shade KBP0002
Lamp Shade KBP0004
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Lamp Shade KBP0005 Lamp Shade KBP0006 Lamp Shade KBP0007
Lamp Shade KBP0008 Lamp Shade KBP0009 Lamp Shade KBP0010
Lamp Shade KBP0011 Lamp Shade KBP0012
Lamp Shade KBP0013
Lamp Shade KBP0015
Lamp Shade KBP0014
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Basket KBP0016
Basket KBP0018
Basket KBP0017
Basket KBP0019
Basket KBP0020
Basket KBP0023
Basket KBP0021 Basket KBP0022
Table Mat KBP0024
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Basket KBP0025 Basket KBP0026 Basket KBP0027
Fruit Basket KBP0028 Jewellery Box KBP0029
Bag KBP0030
Jewellery Box KBP0031
Jewellery Box KBP0032 Shopping Bag KBP0033
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Decorative Flower KBP0034 Decorative Flower KBP0035 Decorative Flower KBP0036
Decorative Flower KBP0037 Decorative Flower KBP0038
Flower Holder KBP0039
Flower Holder KBP0042
Flower Holder KBP0040
Flower Holder KBP0043
Flower Holder KBP0041
Flower Holder KBP0044
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Flower Holder KBP0045 Flower Holder KBP0046
Flower-Pen Holder KBP0047 Flower-Pen Holder KBP0048 Flower Holder KBP0049
Pen Holder KBP0050 Pen Holder KBP0051
Pen Holder KBP0052 Pen Holder KBP0053
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Pen KBP0054 Pen KBP0055
Pen-Gift Case KBP0056
Tray-Circle KBP0057
Tray-Ellipse KBP0058
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Tray-Rectangle KBP0059
Tray-Rectangle KBP0060
Tray-Square KBP0061
Tray-Rectangle KBP0062
Tray-Rectangle KBP0063
Tray-Rectangle KBP0065
Tray-Rectangle KBP0064
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Tea Coaster KBP0066
Tea Coaster KBP0067
Photo Frame KBP0068
Table Clock KBP0070
Photo Frame KBP0069
Table Clock KBP0071
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Laptop Stand KBP0072
Card Holder KBP0073
File KBP0074
Ladies Purse KBP0075 Cap KBP0076
Key Holder KBP0077 Wall Clock KBP0078
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Weave Bottle KBP0079
Bottle Stand KBP0080
Bottle Holder KBP0081
Cloth Hanger KBP0082 Cloth Hanger KBP0083
Bamboo Tumbler KBP0084
Shoe Helper KBP0085
Key Holder KBP0087Key Holder KBP0086
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Table Mat KBP0088
Puttukutti KBP0089
Hair Clip KBP0090
Letter Holder KBP0092Candle Stand KBP0094Candle Stand KBP0093
Hair Clip KBP0091
Incense Stick Holder KBP0095
Bangle Stand KBP0097
Mobile Stand KBP0099Hand Fan KBP0098
Hand Fan KBP0096
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Necklace KBP0100 Necklace KBP0101 Necklace KBP0102
Ear Ring KBP0103 Ear Ring KBP0104
Ear Ring KBP0106 Ear Ring KBP0107 Ear Ring KBP0108 Ear Ring KBP0109
Bangles KBP0105
Mask KBP0110
Mask KBP0112
Mask KBP0111
Key Holder KBP0113
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Mask KBP0114
Mask KBP0115
Mask KBP0116
Mask KBP0117
Mask KBP0118
Mask KBP0119
Mask KBP0120
Mask KBP0121
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Bamboo Paintings KBP0122
Spice Box KBP0124
Rain Maker KBP0123
Boat KBP0125 Boat KBP0126
Decorative Item KBP0127
Decorative Item KBP0129
Flower Holder KBP0128
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Pen Holder KBP0130Pen Holder KBP0131
Pen Holder KBP0133Decorative Item KBP0132
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Furniture & Interior Products
Chair KBP00134 Easy Chair KBP0135
Easy Chair KBP0136 Sofa-Single Seat KBP0137
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Sofa-3 seat KBP0138
Sofa-2 seat KBP0139
Dining Table KBP0140
Center Table KBP0142
Center Table KBP0143
Center Table KBP0144Center Table KBP0141
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Dining Table KBP0145 Dining Table KBP0146
Dining Table KBP0147
Chair KBP0148
Chair KBP0149
Centre Table KBP0151Chair KBP0150
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Sofa- Single Seat KBP0153Chair KBP0152
Sofa- 2 Seat KBP0154
Laminated Bamboo Skirting KBP0155 Laminated Bamboo Flooring KBP0156
Interior applications of laminated bamboo flooring and planks.
66 67House made of bamboo mat board
House made of various bamboo materials
House Interior made of bamboo mat board
68 69Vertical Bamboo Blinds KBP0157
Horizontal Bamboo Blinds KBP0158
Table Mat KBP0159
Table Mat KBP0161
Horizontal Bamboo Blinds KBP0160
Table Mat KBP0162
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Bamboo Products Introduced by National Institute of Design (NID) Centre for Bamboo Initiatives
Training program at NID
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Bamboo Containers KBP0163
Foldable Basket KBP0164
Fruit Basket KBP0165
Kitchen Basket KBP0166
Kitchen Basket KBP0167 Kitchen Basket KBP0168
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Foldable Basket KBP0169
Shopping Bag KBP0170
Flower Basket KBP0171
Spectacle Case KBP0174
Mobile Pouch KBP0175
Folding Lamp Shade KBP0173
Gift Package KBP0172
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Dining Mat Set KBP0176
File KBP0177
Tray KBP0179
Tray KBP0180
Tray KBP0178
Tray KBP0181
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Lamp Shade KBP0182 Lamp Shade KBP0183 Lamp Shade KBP0184
Lamp Shade KBP0185
Lamp Shade KBP0186
Fruit Basket KBP0188
Book Stand KBP0189 Cloth Hanger KBP0190
Cloth Hanger KBP0191 Coat Hanger KBP0192
Book Stand KBP0187
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Baby Walker KBP0193 Stool KBP0194
Rocking Horse KBP0195
Sofa-Two Seat KBP0196
Dining Table KBP0197
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Acknowledgement The publishing of this coffee table book brings with it a sense of satisfaction, but it is never complete without thanking the people responsible for its creation.
I extend my heartfelt gratitude to Hon. Minister for Industries & IT Shri P. K. Kunhalikutty, for his unconditional encouragement and support to bring out this book.
I extend my sincerest gratitude to Shri C. P. John (Member State Planning Board), Shri Mohanty IAS, (Addl. Chief Secretary Forest & Wild life), Shri P. H. Kurian IAS, (Principal Secretary Industries & IT), Shri Francis IAS, (Director Industries&Commerce), Shri Sanjay Kumar (DDG, National Bamboo Mission) and Shri. Raja Gopal (CEO, K-BIP)For extending their co-operation in making this venture a reality.
I am grateful to the NID team for helping me out with the necessary technical support needed in preparing this book.
Last but not the least, I express my warmest gratitude to all the bamboo units and craftsmen of Kerala State and our Bamboo Mission team for their relentless assistance in this endeavor.
S SanthoshMember –Convenor & COO
Kerala State Bamboo Mission
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Kerala State Bamboo Corporation (KSBC)Managing DirectorAngamaly South, Ernakulam-683 57304842454463, 9447122248
SURABHI, SecretaryKerala State Handicrafts ApexCo.Op.Society Ltd. No. H.231, KannanthodathLane, Valanjambalam, Kochi-682 0160484 2377978, 0484 2377063
Swami Vivekananda Medical MissionMr. T. Subba Rao, Vivekananda Nagar, Muttil, Wayanad-673 122 04936 202528, 94462 56771
Wayanad Social Service SocietyFr. John ChoorapuzhayilPB No.16, Mananthavady P.O. Wayanad-670 64504935 240314
Green Earth Jewellery, Ms. ManjushaSathishEzhuthachan House, Puthur Palakkad -678 00194474 80272, 94952 51251
Uravu Bamboo Bags, Ms. Sreeja 0., SecretaryThrikkaipetta.P.O, Wayanadu-673 5779645737536
Jackson’s Bamboo HandicraftsMr. Antony P.D., Padayattil House Mattor, Kalady P.O, Emakulam-683 57498093 34422, 9544175929
List of Bamboo Units in KeralaJyothi Handicrafts, Mr.AnilKumarKMavillakizhakkathil, ManappallySouth, S.R.P. Market. P. 0, Kollam-690 539
Akshaya Bamboo Craft, Ms. Fathima T.M.Vythiri, Block Building, Wayanad-673 576 9495785456
Unarv Handicrafts WomenIndustrial Co-op. Society, Ms. Valsala K.PPuthukudi, Pinagode P.O Kalpetta,Wayanad-6731219745630301,9846416449
Thrikkaipetta Bamboo Shoot Processing UnitMs. Sheeba Raju, Meppadi (via) Thrikkaipetta. P.O., Wayanadu -673 57704936 231101, 96053 33260
Individual Artisan, Mr. Janardhanan N.VayalilVeedu, Harisree Nagar -89Kuravanpalam, Kollam-691 0019895012759
ChandradasLalitha HandicraftMr. T.G. Chandradas, Thamarappalli Charamangalam, S.N. Puram P.O, Cherthala Alappuzha -688 5820478286349, 9947666498
Divyakala Bamboo Work, Mr. VelayudhanCheenikoduVadakkekadu AkalurP.O, Palakkad-679 3029048793646
Sharon Bamboo, Ms. Soosamma NJManikkuttiyil House, Meppadi viaThrikkaipetta P.O, Wayanad-673 5779995494394
Greens Designs, Ms. Surya. L.RChakkalakkal House, ThazhenundaP.O, Meenangadi, Wayanad 673 596
Bhavm Murals, Mr. Sujith M.POpp: Muncipal Office, GoodalayJuntion, Kalpetta, Wayanad- 673 121
Uravu Eco Unks, Mr. Sivaraj T.Thrikkaipetta.P.O, Meppadi (via)Wayanadu 673577
Uravu Bamboo ConstructionMr.Baburaj M., Director (Uravu Eco Unks)Thrikaipetta. P.O, Wayanadu-673 5779747075610
Pranavam Arts & CraftsMr. Ramabhadran Pillai N. Master CratsmanThottinuvadakku, Chavara P.O, Kollam 691 5839526335679
Soubhagya Bamboo Production UnitMs. Vineetha, Parathode, Achooranam P.O.Wayanad 673 121
Sneha Bamboo Production UnitMs. Mini Philip, Kavumannam P.O, KalpettaWayanad 6731219562241043
Veenus Handicrafts, Mr. K.V. PrakasanRevathy, Near Block JunctionKalavoor P.O, Alappuzha-688 5220478 2860889, 98950 70641
Glorry Bamboo Craft, Ms. Vijayakumari G.Kanchavanaveedu, Thevalakkara P.OKollam-690 524, 9744608046
Kerala Bamboo Crafts, Holly VillaKizhakkekara, Thevalakara P.O, Kollam9744277106
V.B. Bamboo Crafts, Mr. S. VincentV. K. P. Nagar, T.C7/227,Kanjiramppara. P. 0. TVM-695 0309745167280
SamagraGramaVikasanaSanghamMr. P.L George, PalattilHouseThrikkaipetta. P.O, Wayanad-673 5779747276878
Hemantham Arts & Crafts, Mr. Suresh P.K.Peringathu (H), Pallissery,Arattupuzha P.O, Thrissur-680 5629388230659
NanmaGrameenaVikasanaSocietyMr. Shaju Peter, Valiyaveetil (H) Gothuruth P.O., Ernakulam 683 5169447350126
Niravu Bamboo Production Unit, Ms. MaryT.H. Nagar; Kalpetta P.O., Wayanad 673 2299477 33115, 93874 01988
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Evangelical Social Action Forum (ESAF)Mr. Jojykoshy Varghese2nd Floor, Hephzibah Complex,Mannuthy, Thrissur-680 6510487 3207004, 93497 01457
Wind Craft, Mr. Rajiv V. K, Marur (H) Thatek:kanni P.O., Idukki 6856069747709209
Sukrutha, Ms. Moly JosephBamboo Product Unit PorurWayanadu. P.O, Wayanadu-670 644097448 60135
Green Gold Bamboo WorkersCo- Operative Society Mr. N.S. ParameswaranWadakanchery P.O, Thrissur-680 5829497624327
Chaithanya Welfare SocietyMs. Thresiamma Samuel, PresidentParackal House Mundakayam P.O,Kottayam-686 51394462 05411, 04828 275337
Bhavana Activity GroupMs. K.K. SaraIa, Puthuparaparambil HouseVaikkara P.O, Ernakulam9645749806, 9846931678
Seraphic Handicraft Industrial (Workshop)Co-operative SocietyLimited, Sr.AiensoSecretary, Vellikulangara, Thrissur-680 6990480 2741698
Institute forSoceitalAdvancement (ISA)Ms. Sulochana V.K, Attappadi, Palakad
Christian Agency for Rural Development Mr. Rebu Thomas MathewMarthoma Sabha Office Thiruvalla,Pathanamthitta-689 1019447895609
Kuruvilla& Sons, Mr. Alexander ShaijuGround Floor, Kattikaran Chambers,Kombara Jn., Kochi-682 018, 9847040474
Swaraj Bamboo Craft Unit, Secretary, Manivayal, MeppadiCottanad P.O., Wayanad-673 5779526186627
Sai Arts & Crafts, Ms. Annapoorny R.Saikripa House, Ruby Nagar P.O.Changanassery, Kottayam-686 1039745470535
UrvaraDesigns, Ms. Valsa C. VThrikaipetta. P.O, Wayanadu-673 5779744220882
Dreams Self Help GroupMs. Reni B., C/o Uravu,Thrikaipetta. P.O.Wayanadu-673 5779745515227
Khani Self Help Group, Ms. Lenin C.PC/o Uravu, Thrikaipetta. P.OWayanadu-673 5779961194514
Uravu Indigenous ScienceTechnology Study CentreMr. Surendranath C.Thrikaipetta. P.O, Wayanadu-673 577
Shilpi Self Help Group, Ms. Girija E. B.C/o Uravu,Thrikaipetta. P.OWayanadu-673 5779497303305
Pulari Self Help GroupMs. Savitri V.A, C/o Uravu,Thrikaipetta. P.O.Wayanadu-673 5779567018779
Green Grass HandicraftsMs. Vipitha Mahesh, HumusKarimpinpuzha P.O., Kottarakkara, Kollam9048728241
Humus, Mr. Madhu NarayananKarimpinpuzha P.O, KottarakkaraKollam9947786609
KripaUnit, Mrs. LeelaT.C 7/425, VKP Nagar, Kanjirampara P.O,Thiruvananthapuram- 309388885347
BharathamArtsMr. Gopalakrishna PillaiSivamangalathVadakkathilKadavoor, Perinad P.O, Kollam 69160194468 34174,0474 2706874
JS & JS Handicrafts, Mr. P.T.JamesPuthenPurakkil House, ThattekaduP.O, Kothamangalam, Ernakulam-6866819539305469
Neelakurinji Bamboo Artisan Cluster SHG Federation, Mr. BalasubramaniamErattakulam, Elappully villagePalakkad 678 622M: 9496651695
Individual Artisan, Smt. Kunjumol C.Cherumburkonam, Pazhakutty P. O.Nedumangad
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