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Five Years of Love, Resilience and Craft
Running a social business in Pakistan over the past five years has truly been a journey of learning and profound human connection. Working closely with rural female artisans — women...
Five Years of Love, Resilience and Craft
Running a social business in Pakistan over the past five years has truly been a journey of learning and profound human connection. Working closely with rural female artisans — women...

The Craft Revival in Pakistan: Stitching Togeth...
Across Pakistan’s deserts, mountains, and river plains, women’s hands continue to shape the story of our culture — one stitch, weave, and motif at a time. From Sindh’s vivid rilli...
The Craft Revival in Pakistan: Stitching Togeth...
Across Pakistan’s deserts, mountains, and river plains, women’s hands continue to shape the story of our culture — one stitch, weave, and motif at a time. From Sindh’s vivid rilli...

Why Ethical Craftsmanship Costs More — and Why ...
Working with rural, home-based artisans is one of the most rewarding aspects of craft-based enterprise — but it’s also one of the most complex. Compared to centralized, factory-based production, costs can rise...
Why Ethical Craftsmanship Costs More — and Why ...
Working with rural, home-based artisans is one of the most rewarding aspects of craft-based enterprise — but it’s also one of the most complex. Compared to centralized, factory-based production, costs can rise...

Love Handmade Features at British Council Lahore
Last month, Love Handmade’s founder, Zein Ahmed, had the honour of speaking at the British Council Pakistan’s first-ever Fashion & Textile Symposium, Moving the Needle, held at the historic Alhamra...
Love Handmade Features at British Council Lahore
Last month, Love Handmade’s founder, Zein Ahmed, had the honour of speaking at the British Council Pakistan’s first-ever Fashion & Textile Symposium, Moving the Needle, held at the historic Alhamra...

A Story of Craft and Community
In a quiet village in rural Sindh, the rhythm of tradition is slowly being reshaped - not by grand gestures, but by steady hands and steadfast hearts.
A Story of Craft and Community
In a quiet village in rural Sindh, the rhythm of tradition is slowly being reshaped - not by grand gestures, but by steady hands and steadfast hearts.

How Love Handmade Transforms Lives
Sania was only 13 when she first sat beside her mother, Khalida, watching her skillfully sort through stacks of fabric, her hands moving with confidence born from generations of tradition.
How Love Handmade Transforms Lives
Sania was only 13 when she first sat beside her mother, Khalida, watching her skillfully sort through stacks of fabric, her hands moving with confidence born from generations of tradition.