Explore Kauna also known as water hyacinth handicrafts from India. Handmade eco friendly baskets crafted by women artisans with direct sourcing fair value and global reach.

India has always been known for its art craft and natural materials. From ancient times Indian artisans have worked with what nature provides and turned it into objects of beauty and daily use. Today the world is again looking at India not for mass production but for meaning authenticity and sustainability.

At Kivaro Global our journey started with agro commodities. Working closely with natural resources made us realise something important. Sustainability does not end at crops. It continues through crafts materials and the hands that shape them. This belief led us to expand into handicrafts and ancient Indian art articles, with a strong focus on Kauna also known as water hyacinth.

Kauna Also Known as Water Hyacinth

Kauna and water hyacinth are the same natural plant. Kauna is the name commonly used in India while water hyacinth is the global name.

This plant grows naturally in wetlands and water bodies. For many years it was seen as a problem. Indian artisans saw opportunity in it. They harvest dry and hand weave it into baskets table mats coasters and storage products.

Kauna water hyacinth products are:

Natural and biodegradable Plastic free Strong and durable Handmade by skilled artisans Suitable for global export

What was once unwanted is now one of the most demanded sustainable materials in the world.

Why Kauna Water Hyacinth Products Are in Demand Globally

Global buyers today want products with a story. Kauna water hyacinth offers that story naturally.

It represents sustainability because it is plant based

It represents craftsmanship because it is hand woven

It represents responsibility because it supports artisan livelihoods

Luxury eco resorts boutique hotels cafes interior designers and conscious lifestyle brands use Kauna products to create warm natural spaces and meaningful guest experiences.

Expanding Beyond Kauna Into Indian Handicrafts and Ancient Art

While Kauna water hyacinth remains a key focus we are also expanding into handicrafts and traditional Indian art articles.

We work closely with artisans from:

Manipur where Kauna weaving is a living tradition Kutch known for heritage crafts and natural materials Moradabad famous for metal art and decor craftsmanship South India where ancient art forms influence design and detail

Each region brings its own identity skills and history. Our aim is not to change the art but to take it to the world with respect and value.

How Kivaro Global Is Different From Traders

Most traders buy products from middlemen. We do not.

At Kivaro Global we work directly with artisans. This changes everything.

Direct sourcing allows us:

Fair value for the artist Better consistency in quality Customisation as per buyer requirement Clear traceability of material and craft Long term relationships instead of one time deals

Removing the middleman means artisans get respect and stability and buyers get transparency reliability and design flexibility.

We are not just moving products. We are building supply chains that are honest and human.

Supporting Self Sufficiency Not Dependency

Our goal is not charity. It is self sufficiency.

By connecting artisans directly to global markets we help them earn the true value of their skill. When art becomes economically sustainable it survives. When it survives it grows. When it grows it reaches the world.

This is how Indian art stays alive not in museums but in homes hotels and spaces across countries.

Taking Indian Art to the World With Responsibility

At Kivaro Global we believe Indian art does not need reinvention. It needs recognition fair value and the right platform.

From Kauna water hyacinth baskets to traditional handicrafts we are committed to:

Sustainability Authentic craftsmanship Ethical sourcing Global standards without cultural loss.

Kauna also known as water hyacinth is more than a material. It is a symbol of how India turns nature into opportunity and art into livelihood.

Our expansion into handicrafts is a natural step forward. Rooted in agro. Connected to artisans. Focused on the world.