A small bamboo craft artisan from rural Assam struggled to reach customers beyond local markets. After joining BihuKart, their handmade pen stands, baskets, and décor items started reaching customers across different states. Today, their monthly income has increased, helping them support their family and continue traditional bamboo craftsmanship.

A traditional handloom weaver producing Assamese gamocha and mekhela chador found limited demand in local haats. Through online exposure via BihuKart, their products gained appreciation from customers nationwide. The increased orders helped them employ more local weavers and preserve Assam’s handloom heritage.

A homemaker specializing in traditional Assamese pitha and laru faced difficulty in selling beyond festive seasons. With BihuKart’s digital marketplace, her products now reach customers year-round. This has turned her seasonal activity into a steady source of income.

A women-led self-help group making eco-friendly handmade products partnered with BihuKart to sell their handicrafts. The group gained financial independence, created employment for rural women, and strengthened community livelihood.