At Karujog, we showcase and uphold Bangladesh’s culture, history, and heritage on the world stage through indigenous crafts. Every knot of our Jute and Macramé items, and every stitch of our Nakshi Kantha represents sustainable elegance made at moderate prices.
Karujog was established on April 1, 2017, for marketing and selling handicrafts produced by marginalized women artisans trained by the non-profit organization FAIR. Co-founded by Dewan Akhtaruzzaman and Afroza Sultana with the vision of absolute women empowerment, Karujog has grown from a local initiative in Kushtia into a blooming community. Today, a dynamic team of passionate designers, trainers, officials, and more than 300 trained women artisans work tirelessly to bring sustainable products to your doorstep.
- Skilled Women Artisans
Every product is 100% handcrafted by experienced rural women working in entirely smoke-free and food-allergen-free workspaces.
- Artisan & Entrepreneur Development
To uplift our artisans into digital leaders, Karujog drives professional training programs covering Business Idea Generation, Financial Management, AI & IT Skills, and Content Creation.
- Premium Raw Materials
Committed to sustainability, we use premium natural cotton yarn, pure textiles, and 100% eco-friendly jute fibers as our primary raw materials.
We are strictly committed to producing premium quality crafts that reach and exceed customer expectations. Through our online platforms, Kushtia retail store, and national & local SME fairs, we connect rural art directly with urban eco-conscious consumers.
