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Hands-on workshops in Araku are helping tribal artisans sharpen traditional craft techniques while opening a pathway to wider markets and new income opportunities. The initiative reflects a broader push to preserve indigenous skills without freezing them in time, linking cultural continuity with economic resilience.
A series of six-day skill development workshops in and around Araku Valley has brought tribal artisans together with master craftspersons from Andhra Pradesh, Odisha and Chhattisgarh to refine traditional skills and explore new forms. The programme, jointly organised by tribal welfare institutions and the Ministry of Tribal Affairs, also focused on documenting rare knowledge such as Buddu painting, now preserved by one surviving practitioner.
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