Mubarakpur Weavers

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Our legacy:

For centuries, the town of Mubarakpur in Azamgarh, Uttar Pradesh has been synonymous with the art of silk weaving. Celebrated since the 14th century for its pure silk sarees and intricate zari work, it remains one of India’s most cherished centers of handloom craftsmanship.

  • Mubarakpur Weavers is a producer company that brings together master artisans who carry forward this legacy with remarkable skill and devotion. Across generations, weaving has remained both livelihood and identity, sustained within families and enriched by the artistry of women weavers.
  • Through the women-led initiative Reshmi Kada, this heritage craft finds new expression in finely crafted accessories and elegant home décor, extending the language of silk beyond the saree.
  • Each creation reflects the quiet luxury of handwoven silk - timeless, authentic, and deeply rooted in tradition. Through every weave, Mubarakpur Weavers shares the enduring elegance of its craft with the world. 

Company Mission

  • To preserve the timeless silk weaving heritage of Mubarakpur while creating dignified, sustainable livelihoods for our artisans especially women through authentic handwoven creations.

Brand’s Vision

  • To celebrate Mubarakpur as a distinguished center of Indian handloom heritage, where traditional craftsmanship thrives and artisan communities flourish for generations.

Women Empowerment

Rural Livelihoods

Handmade

Rare Craft

Reshmi Kada

Karghe se Karoobar tak

Reshmi Kada celebrates the elegance of silk craftsmanship while empowering women weavers to build independent livelihoods. Rooted in the vision of“Karghe se Karobaar Tak”from loom to entrepreneurship the initiative transforms traditional skills into sustainable enterprises.

What began as a skill development effort has grown into a mission tohelp women artisansmove beyond the loom, gain business knowledge, and access new markets. By blending heritage with innovation,Reshmi Kadaenables weavers to shape their own futures with confidence and dignity.

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Pure Silk Sarees

Pure Silk Sarees

Know Our Artisans

Faizul Hasan is a third-generation handloom artisan who has been weaving Banarasi sarees for over 35 years. Having learned the craft from his father, he carries forward a legacy of traditional weaving with great pride and skill.He is especially known for his mastery in Kadua sarees, along with beautiful buta floral designs, delicate weave patterns, and dense Alwar motifs. From richly designed sarees to elegant plain sarees with detailed borders and anchal work, every piece is handwoven with care on his 20-year-old handloom machine.
For Faizul ji, weaving is not just work—it is a tradition passed down through generations.
Faizul Hasan

Sameema Khatun has been a skilled handloom artisan for over 25 years, bringing dedication and finesse to every saree she creates. She is especially known for her expertise in crafting Laccha sarees, a style she has mastered over the years.
Her craftsmanship also includes elegant buta motifs, delicate weave patterns, and aada designs, reflecting the richness of traditional Banarasi weaving. Working on her 20-year-old handloom machine, she not only weaves sarees but also takes great joy in the final finishing process, ensuring each piece is completed with care and perfection.
For Sameema ji, the finishing touches are where every saree truly comes to life.

Sameema Khatun

Shri Ram is a second-generation handloom artisan with over 50 years of weaving experience, carrying forward the craft he learned from his father. His journey reflects decades of dedication to the timeless tradition of Banarasi weaving.He is especially known for his mastery in Meeney Darr Buta, a highly skilled weaving style that involves working with two types of threads to create rich and detailed patterns. Along with this, he also creates elegant Alwar weave designs and traditional Banarasi sarees, each crafted with great precision and expertise.With years of experience in weaving Banarasi sarees, Shri Ram ji’s work beautifully represents the depth of traditional handloom artistry.

Shri Ram

Motilal ji is a first-generation handloom artisan with over 40 years of weaving experience, whose journey is a story of passion, perseverance, and craftsmanship. Over the years, he has devoted himself to the art of Banarasi saree weaving, building his legacy through skill and dedication.He is especially known for his mastery in Kadua weave designs, creating intricate patterns with exceptional precision. His work also includes richly detailed Kadua jaal, elegant Alwar weave motifs, and beautifully woven figure designs on sarees, where portraits, animals, and artistic motifs are delicately brought to life through thread work.Every saree woven by Motilal ji is more than fabric—it is a story and an artwork in itself.

Motilal

Aftab Alam ji is a fifth-generation handloom artisan with over 30 years of weaving experience, proudly carrying forward a family legacy learned from his father. His work reflects generations of skill, tradition, and dedication to the timeless art of Banarasi weaving.He is especially known for his mastery in Kadua weave and Asami designs, creating sarees that beautifully blend heritage with intricate craftsmanship. Along with sarees, he also works on elegant dupattas featuring fine Kadua weave detailing and richly patterned jaal designs. Every piece is carefully handwoven on his 30-year-old loom, preserving the authenticity of traditional handloom artistry.For Aftab ji, every weave is a continuation of a legacy passed down through five generations.

Aftab Alam

A proud third-generation handloom artisan, Mastoor Ahmad represents the new generation carrying forward the rich legacy of Banarasi weaving. With 2 years of hands-on experience, he has learned the craft from his parents, blending tradition with youthful dedication and creativity.He works beautifully on buta designs and intricate Kadua weave patterns, and is especially known for his mastery in Kadhani designs. Every piece is carefully woven on a 25-year-old handloom machine, reflecting the heritage and skill passed down through generations.As a young artisan, his work symbolizes the future of traditional weaving while staying deeply rooted in family craftsmanship.

Mastoor Ahmad