Jaipur Rugs Foundation has launched new website in Japanese language for Our Japanese visitor...
Jaipur Rugs Foundation has launched new website in Japanese language for Our Japanese visitor...
(ジャイプール・ラグズ基金はこの度、日本語版ウェブサイトを立ち上げました)
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Thursday, June 5, 2008
Jaipur Rugs Trade fair Details Update…
Jaipur Rugs Trade fair Details Update…
Hello our all visitors
We are very happy to share our upcoming trade fair participation details.
Please check and use best service…..
http://www.jaipurrugsco.com/trade-events.html
Date : July 13 - 16, 2008
Venue :
Stall No : 3rd Floor C15
Opening Hours : Daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m
Website : http://www.americasmart.com
Las Vegas 2008
Date : July 28 - August 1, 2008
Venue : World Market Center Las Vegas 495 S Grand Central ParkwayLas Vegas, NV 89106
Stall No : Suite C-0824
Website : http://www.lasvegasmarket.com
Date : October 17 - 20, 2008
Venue : Hotel Taj Ganges,
Website : http://www.indiancarpets.com
High Point
Date : October 20 - 26, 2008
Venue : Showplace,
Website : http://www.highpointmarket.org
DOMOTEX HANNOVER 2009
Date : January 17 - 20, 2009
Venue : Exhibition Grounds, 30521
Opening Hours : Daily 9 a.m. to 6 p.m
Location : Hall 17, Stand C41
Website : http://www.domotex.de
Wednesday, April 30, 2008
JRF Scores on Google Page Rank
Google is now running its latest Page Rank update. JRF’s website http://www.jaipurrugs.org has moved from a page rank of 0 to a page rank of 3 and other websites that we manage have also witnessed their page rank increase this morning. As noticed in the past, the update usually takes a couple of days to settle, so do not get too ecstatic because the Page Rank scores might still change. Regarding the rankings, I have not notice many big differences as the rankings’ changes usually take place over a larger period of time before and after the effective Page Rank change. The last Google Page Rank Update took place mid- January, just after one in October 2007. Based on the last three consecutive updates, I would suspect that Google actually proceed with the update every 3 to 4 months, which would bring the next one around July-August 2008.Our updated website With PR
www.jaipurrugsco.com PR 3
www.jaipurrugs.org PR 3
www.jaipurrugs.com PR 3
www.jaipurrugs.net PR 1
Thursday, April 24, 2008
Press release – Jaipur Rugs Foundation
Jaipur Rugs Foundation (JRF) is a Not for-profit organization, registered in Public Trust Act, unveiled its new website www.jaipurrugs.org. This website is new outlook of foundation’s vision and mission. Unveiling the fresh website, Mr. Nand Kishore Chaudhary, Trustee of JRF Said “We always want To create, a society where equality, justice and peace prevail by providing equal opportunities in economic and social development.
“Finding yourself through losing yourself”
Jaipur Rugs Foundation is an initiative of Jaipur Rugs Company: JRF was founded in 2004 as a non profit foundation to promote and encourage the development of traditional manufacturing system of Indian Rugs Weavers Company Additionally, Helping them to boost production and reducing waste by using appropriate technology and effectiveness in the traditional system of manufacturing, they can achieve the global platform. Mr. N K Chaudhary, the chief promoter and founder of the institute dedicated his 35 years of experience in carpet business. Nowadays he shares his experiences by working with communities and developing practitioners through training programs and personal communications. He is involved in the corporate commitment for rural transformation.
New features of site:
http://www.jaipurrugs.org/news.htm
http://www.jaipurrugs.org/3-JRF_Article-One_Rug_One_Story-N.K._Chaudhary.htm
http://www.jaipurrugs.org/2-JRF_Article.htm
http://www.jaipurrugs.org/map.htm
“Finding yourself through losing yourself”
Jaipur Rugs Foundation is an initiative of Jaipur Rugs Company: JRF was founded in 2004 as a non profit foundation to promote and encourage the development of traditional manufacturing system of Indian Rugs Weavers Company Additionally, Helping them to boost production and reducing waste by using appropriate technology and effectiveness in the traditional system of manufacturing, they can achieve the global platform. Mr. N K Chaudhary, the chief promoter and founder of the institute dedicated his 35 years of experience in carpet business. Nowadays he shares his experiences by working with communities and developing practitioners through training programs and personal communications. He is involved in the corporate commitment for rural transformation.
New features of site:
http://www.jaipurrugs.org/news.htm
http://www.jaipurrugs.org/3-JRF_Article-One_Rug_One_Story-N.K._Chaudhary.htm
http://www.jaipurrugs.org/2-JRF_Article.htm
http://www.jaipurrugs.org/map.htm
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
JRF- Working for Women Empowerment, Eradicating Social Injustices
Simply creating carpets & rugs & making India a global champ in the home furnishing sector are not the only priorities that define the Jaipur Rugs role. Jaipur Rugs is one large family which considers its artisans, weavers & workers an integral part of this one big family. And, thus, the upliftment of these dedicated weavers is one of the topmost priorities of the company's development strategies.
To develop weavers and their family, Jaipur Rugs Company formed its social unit known as Jaipur Rugs Foundation in 2004. Jaipur Rugs Foundation is now involved in several economical and social programs of govt. and other agencies to uplift the quality of life of weavers & their families. We deals and works for the betterment of the carpet industry keeping the following goals in mind:
- Work towards eradicating social injustices.
- Increase the standard of living of the weavers.
- Offering regular work & right payment.
- Promotion of new designs as per the international demand so as to bring more work to the weavers thereby accelerating income and prosperity.
- Working for the empowerment of women. Empowering women for us implies influencing strongly not only on their economic life (income and earning potential) but also their personal life (self-esteem and influence on family decisions). We give them equal priority on wage levels, participation in decision-making and labor standards.
- Upliftment of the weavers' community by creation of facilities which enhance the efficiency of the weavers through carpet weaving which in turn lead to the economic growth of the industry.
- Nurturing ancient legacies.
- Enhancing the skill of the workers through training and exposure.
- Non involvement of middlemen, making the weavers free from exploitation and under payment.
- Promotion of research for new technology to bring the Indian carpet weaving industry closer to the international market.
- Helping the weavers in becoming productive and contributing members of their communities.
- Providing prospects for the overall personality development as health, education, including children's education etc.
- Welfare schemes through microfinance which help the artisans get motivated for becoming financially sound and able to hold assets like their own looms.
JRF is dream of its founder Mr. N. K. Chaudhary, who worked along with rural artisans for 30 years. He firmly believes that each carpet is the aesthetic sense and inner feelings of artisans, which is their power of expression. At present JRF has ensured sustained livelihoods to 25000 artisans in wool reeling, dyeing, carpet weaving, repairing and many downstream jobs in the production chain. We constantly strive to link the livelihoods of poor with markets and to bring them in the mainstream. Today weavers need to understand end customer and vice versa.
Achievements:
· Sustained Livelihoods to 25000 artisans
· Our intervention has provided additional income of Rs18000/annum to each artisan.
· The capacity building programmers have developed skilled human resource, capable to meet global challenges.
· Local youths employed as service providers to mobilize, generate awareness, ensure quality control and deliver services to artisans.
· Women constitute 80% of total artisans. Hence, a greater space for women empowerment
· Another 30000 artisans can be employed for the work.
· Linkages of artisan for insurance, health, banking through ICICI Lombard, artisan Health cards, and access to banks has enabled us to mitigate risks of artisans.
· Assured buy back arrangement through Jaipur Rugs Co. Pvt. Ltd has given surge and sustainability to the clusters.
· Some local success stories from rural India have began to surface.
Thursday, April 3, 2008
Weaving a large web- JRF
Weaving a large web
How a man who learnt to weave with two looms in his compound in a small Rajasthan town built a country-wide network of 25,000 artisans in 8 states to build India’s largest hand-knotted carpets company.
Sixty-year-old Mr. Nand Kishore Chaudhary wakes up at 5am in the morning and takes stock of his supply chain. It consists of 25,000 artisans and 4000 looms spanning remote and sometimes notorious locations across 8 states in India. The looms are located in the yard of the artisan’s houses. But yet his quality team can tell which square inch of the carpet was made that week and on which loom and at which artisan’s house. Each loom is visited twice a week. A production progress report is generated and sent to the head-quarters.
The looms are in some of the remotest areas of the country like the Bhil tribal area in Gujarat. But information reaches the Jaipur Rugs head-quarters in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Each new carpet is a different story; it is hand-knotted by a family, sometimes over ten months.
The company has itself been crafted by Chaudhary very unconventionally; the organisation structure evolves organically. “I have learned to understand people deeply and recruit” he says. “This is a company that runs without management” he finishes. The workers have graduated into running the stores and the supply chain.
The designs for the carpets are generated on a computer by traditional artists.
Jaipur Rugs makes a variety of carpets from the finest to the more mundane; and in different sizes from the very large to small. The material is either silk, wool or both combined to create very unusual effects. The company uses 16 shades in a carpet and takes pride in the fact that nobody can combine shades and tones like them.
www.jaipurrugs.org
How a man who learnt to weave with two looms in his compound in a small Rajasthan town built a country-wide network of 25,000 artisans in 8 states to build India’s largest hand-knotted carpets company.
Sixty-year-old Mr. Nand Kishore Chaudhary wakes up at 5am in the morning and takes stock of his supply chain. It consists of 25,000 artisans and 4000 looms spanning remote and sometimes notorious locations across 8 states in India. The looms are located in the yard of the artisan’s houses. But yet his quality team can tell which square inch of the carpet was made that week and on which loom and at which artisan’s house. Each loom is visited twice a week. A production progress report is generated and sent to the head-quarters.
The looms are in some of the remotest areas of the country like the Bhil tribal area in Gujarat. But information reaches the Jaipur Rugs head-quarters in Jaipur, Rajasthan. Each new carpet is a different story; it is hand-knotted by a family, sometimes over ten months.
The company has itself been crafted by Chaudhary very unconventionally; the organisation structure evolves organically. “I have learned to understand people deeply and recruit” he says. “This is a company that runs without management” he finishes. The workers have graduated into running the stores and the supply chain.
The designs for the carpets are generated on a computer by traditional artists.
Jaipur Rugs makes a variety of carpets from the finest to the more mundane; and in different sizes from the very large to small. The material is either silk, wool or both combined to create very unusual effects. The company uses 16 shades in a carpet and takes pride in the fact that nobody can combine shades and tones like them.
www.jaipurrugs.org
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