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Legal Framework

Geographical Indication mandates origin

A registered Geographical Indication is more than a commercial label; it is a legally binding safeguard protecting regional craft techniques, natural materials, and living human traditions from synthetic commercial dilution.

100%

natural material audit

12

verified regions

Strict

motif provenance rules

Compliance

The four-step audit process

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Material Test

Technique Audit

Region Check

GI Seal Approval

Verifying 100% natural fibers, hand-spun yarns, and authentic mineral-based metallic alloys.

Inspecting loom tension, knot counts, hammer strikes, and traditional kiln temperatures.

Confirming production occurs strictly within historical geographical boundaries.

Issuing the official certification mark establishing documented provenance for the archive.

Core Parameters

Standards governing heritage craft

Rigid adherence to historical protocols ensures the preservation of authentic village craftsmanship.

Ecology
Method
History

Soil & Climate Impact

Hand Tool Standards

Motif Provenance

Local weather patterns and indigenous flora dictate the precise chemistry of natural dye baths.

Prohibition of automated machinery in favor of hand-forged copper hammers and wooden pit looms.

Every geometric symbol and floral repeat must trace its lineage to documented regional archives.

Direct Enquiry

Inquire regarding GI documentation

Request official archival records, legal verification files, or institutional curation notes.