Tell the product facts
Practice recording material, technique, dimensions, time taken, care, available quantity, and the smallest realistic order.
Weaver learning and support
Digital skills should feel like loom-side guidance.
A small, practical collection of official resources and transaction skills for artisans, cooperatives, and facilitators. Regional-language lessons and audio guidance are part of the planned pilot.
Market access
Indiahandmade seller onboarding
Review seller documents, registration guidance, product-upload requirements, and marketplace support.
Government
Handloom Development resources
Find official schemes, Weaver Service Centres, statistics, notices, and sector programmes.
Raw materials
Raw Material Supply Scheme
Understand the official framework for yarn and other eligible raw-material support.
Identity and GI
GI Registry and authorized users
Search registered Geographical Indications and verify authorized users before making GI claims.
Institutional buyers
Government e-Marketplace
Explore seller registration and government procurement requirements for eligible products and organizations.
Skills
Digital learning pathway
Start with product photos, pricing, safe digital payments, order communication, packaging, and customer care.
Start here
Six skills behind a safer digital sale
Create trustworthy photos
Use daylight and capture the full piece, texture, reverse side, scale, borders, labels, and any natural handmade variation.
Price the work
Include material, every person's labor, packaging, transport, platform charges, returns risk, and a sustainable artisan earning.
Commit only real capacity
Check material and current loom work before accepting quantity or date. Handmade production should not imitate unlimited factory stock.
Ship and record safely
Photograph the item before sealing, use moisture protection, retain tracking, and never share unnecessary personal information.
Review the settlement
Compare buyer price, every deduction, delivery date, and bank receipt. Ask for clarification before accepting unexplained charges.
Assisted access matters
An artisan should not need to become an e-commerce operator.
WeaveLink is planning voice guidance, reviewed translations, and a facilitator workflow so artisans retain control over identity, price, capacity, and consent while receiving practical local assistance.
Try the listing workflow