Our Mission

Our mission is to safeguard the rich and vast cultural heritage India has by undertaking measures to preserve this gradually declining arts and promote and preserve this ethnic art by giving the artists a platform to use their talents in the best possible way.

For the same we would reach remote areas and artisans to help them to continue with their art and talent. We would also provide them economic assistance by selling their items, exporting them. We also will arrange various platform like workshops, exhibitions, fairs to make the art work available to citizen where they can both sell and do publicity of their art.

At Aahanaa Heritage we, like all Indians are proud of our art, culture and rich heritage hence, we request all of you to join hand in this mission to save our disappearing arts which we feel is also our duty as an Indian citizen.

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Aahanaa Heritage Foundation has been started with an avowed goal to make artist economically strong and elevate the status of artist. Towards this it has started two-pronged strategy; state-of-art technology within reach of the remotest area and their artist and to reintegrate artists in the society by valuing their art. For the same we are doing several inter-related activities which would be envisaged and implemented

Aahanaa Heritage Foundation’s philosophy

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All along Aahanaa Heritage Foundation has had a clear and definitive approach:

• All individuals are equal and have inalienable civil rights.

• They have right to opportunity, growth and standard of living.

• Disadvantaged sections of population cannot be left to fend for themselves, they need to be helped to help themselves to become a part of national mainstream.

• Directed personal and group interaction has a positive educational value and accelerated change and development. To have this one needs to work with and for the down-trodden.

• Community sensitization and mobilization are essential for bringing about substantive and sustainable change among them, as they are weighted down as by economic deprivation as by hoary traditions.