The word ‘Tisser’ means to ‘weave.’ A word holding immense value given that India is one of the only countries in the world to preserve its style of fashion handwriting still. Moreover, the Indian handloom and crafts industries, built and developed by their rural artisans, still provide a livelihood for many, with 60% of global looming artisans present in India. Evidenced by its success, Tisser India aims to generate support to provide sustainable livelihoods, income- opportunities, and access to professional rural craftspersons in India. Through its professional training, innovative models, and technological solutions, Tisser has forged a diverse market for both the modern consumer and the rural artisan. Tisser has a network of more than 10,000 artisans, groups, and SHGsacross South Asia. Working in more than 200 art forms, Tisser generates livelihoods for 100+ rural clusters in 18 states of India with more than 1,0000 products made using traditional and cultural art forms.