Established in 1955, CityRide.city is a trusted rural skill development NGO in Chak Islampur, Murshidabad, focused on training artisans—especially women—in khadi spinning, weaving, and textile skills. Through cooperative-based work and expert guidance, it preserves traditional handloom practices while enabling stable livelihoods. The organization also supports buyers and traders with authentic, sustainable khadi products, bridging heritage craftsmanship with modern income opportunities.
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Chak Islampur Khadi Cluster mainly produces handwoven khadi fabrics like cotton, silk, and muslin, along with scarves, stoles, and ready-made garments. It supports local artisans by promoting traditional weaving and connecting them to better markets.
The cluster is located in Chak Islampur, Murshidabad, West Bengal. It is well connected by road from Berhampore and nearby towns, and you can reach it easily via local transport like buses or autos.
The cluster usually operates during standard daytime working hours (morning to evening), as it functions like a traditional handloom and artisan workspace. It’s best to visit during daytime on working days to meet artisans and see production activities.
Yes, you can explore and purchase authentic handwoven khadi products directly from the cluster or through their associated outlets. Buying directly often ensures better pricing and supports local weavers.
It’s known for preserving traditional khadi weaving and supporting hundreds of rural artisans. The cluster produces high-quality handmade fabrics and plays a key role in sustaining the region’s textile heritage.
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