Marwari Heritage Projects

We organize cultural exchange programs that bring together Marwari communities from different regions. These programs provide a platform for sharing traditions, language variations, and cultural practices, fostering a sense of unity and pride among Marwari people worldwide.

We actively engage with the Marwari community through events, workshops, and interactive exhibits. These activities not only educate the community about their cultural heritage but also encourage active participation in its preservation.

Our educational initiatives focus on teaching Marwari language, literature, and history to younger generations. Through workshops, seminars, and online courses, we aim to instill a sense of pride and appreciation for Marwari culture in the youth.

We are creating a digital archive of Marwari traditions, language, and rituals. This archive will include audio and video recordings, photographs, and documents that showcase the cultural heritage of the Marwari community. By digitizing these resources, we are ensuring that they are accessible to future generations and preserved for posterity.

We are working to revive traditional Marwari art and craft forms such as Pichwai paintings, Bandhani textiles, and Meenakari jewelry. By supporting local artisans and promoting these art forms, we are ensuring that these traditions continue to thrive and flourish.

We are documenting oral histories and personal narratives from members of the Marwari community. These stories provide valuable insights into Marwari traditions, rituals, and values, and help us preserve the cultural heritage of the community.