What drives our mission
From farming to the finished product, the entire process goes through many hands — creating job opportunities that honour the artistic heritage of our people.
Kiron Foundation prioritises the upliftment of workers and the preservation of their ethnic culture — placing artisans at the centre of everything we do.
By bringing sericulture back to natural processes, we build a zero carbon footprint, earth-friendly textile alternative — a community-based industry that does not damage the planet.
Establishing forest-dependent fashion — preserving indigenous textile arts while building plantations that protect Majuli island from soil erosion.
Growing a forest to clothe the world
The growing fast-fashion industry causes massive damage to the planet. We are building a community-based industry that does not add to this damage — using natural sericulture and traditional handloom weaving on Majuli island.
We believe that our idea of forestation may help Majuli island from soil erosion — making our craft a genuine act of ecological stewardship.
