About Weavers Welfare Association
Weavers Welfare Association (WWA), also known as All India Six Yards, is a cultural and social welfare organization based in Rewa, Madhya Pradesh. Founded with a vision to revive and celebrate India’s traditional textile heritage, the organization works tirelessly to uplift handloom artisans, women entrepreneurs, and rural communities.
With a growing network of members across India, WWA is becoming a powerful movement dedicated to preserving the identity of Indian sarees and empowering the hands that create them.
Our Vision
To strengthen the livelihood of traditional weavers and artisans by promoting India’s regional sarees, handloom traditions, and cultural heritage through awareness, tourism, exhibitions, and community engagement.
Our Mission
Principles That Drive Our Impact
At Weavers Welfare Association (WWA), our work is guided by values that create meaningful social and cultural impact. We are committed to preserving India’s handloom heritage, empowering women, supporting artisans, and building stronger communities through culture, creativity, and collaboration.
Creating opportunities for women through leadership, skill development, and entrepreneurship.
Promoting India’s traditional sarees, handloom heritage, and regional craftsmanship.
Supporting weavers and rural artisans through awareness, exhibitions, and community initiatives.
Organizing social welfare programs, workshops, and awareness campaigns for positive change.